FACULTY OF KINESIOLOGY 2018 Annual Report VISION

To be an international leader in the study and advancement of human movement, sport, health and wellness.

MISSION

To provide excellence in research, education and community programs related to human movement, sport, health and wellness. DEAN’S MESSAGE

Research in the Faculty of Kinesiology is world-renowned and improves the health and mobility of individuals of all ages, from youth to older individuals, and from recreational participants to elite and Olympic athletes. This year, our faculty was ranked No. 1 in North America and No. 7 globally for schools of movement and sport science (Shanghai Ranking 2018), based on our research quality and productivity. This is a truly great accomplishment. Our faculty is continuing to find ways to improve human perfor- mance. This annual report details our accomplishments for 2018. Here are a few highlights. We are: • Leading a pan-Canadian research program to reduce concussions and their conse- quences in youth sport on a national level after receiving $12 million CDN from the Na- tional Football League’s Scientific Advisory Board.

• Calling for tighter restrictions on the marketing of energy drinks to youth by creating new recommendations and warnings on the safety of these drinks.

• Researching social supports to help older adults keep physically active and find practical applications to those who are 55-plus, including those who may face barriers.

• Anticipating the future by launching a new program specializing in wearable technolo- gy, which is expected to help with a shortage of qualified professionals.

• Demonstrating that reconstruction of the knee’s anterior cruciate ligament is associated with severe, and long-term degeneration of the semitendinosus muscle.

• Informing best practices for injury reduction and prevention with a partnership with Al- berta Ballet, one of the few dance-science collaborations in the world.

• Changing volleyball policy to prevent concussions after finding that 15 per cent of the concussions happened during the warmup and 46 per cent happened during practice.

We have achieved so much this year. I am proud of the research and education that we do in the Faculty of Kinesiology and how we have a direct impact on the health and mobility of our society.

Sincerely,

Dr. Penny Werthner, PhD Dean and Professor

2018 Annual Report 3 HIGHLIGHTS

Honor Carolyn Emery — Carol L. Richards Lectureship, Université Laval. “Moving upstream towards prevention youth sport and recreation.”

Honor Carolyn Emery — Visiting Fellowship, St. Catherine’s College, University of Oxford, UK.

Honor Carolyn Emery — British Journal of Sport Medicine, Inside Track featured researcher, by Ross A. (November 2018). “Carolyn Emery #Fierce Scientist #PassionateLeader”.

Honor Walter Herzog — Killam Prize in engineering from Canada Council for the Arts for body of work in musculoskeletal biomechanics.

Honor Brian MacIntosh — Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology Inaugural Fellowship.

Honor Dave Paskevich — The City of Calgary: Outstanding achievement in sports excellence.

Honor Dave Paskevich — International Olympic Committee: Commemorative Certificate — Participation in the XXIII Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang.

Appointed Kevin Boldt — Student Representative of the 2018-2020 Executive Council of the Canadian Society for Biomechanics

Award Simon Barrick — Izaak Walton Killam Doctoral Scholarship.

Award Mathieu Chin — Best Poster Award, Alberta Children’s Hospital Research Institute Symposium 2018. “Evaluating the effect of body-checking policy on physical contacts in Midget hockey players using video analysis.”

Award Saša Čigoja — 1st place in the 2018 International Sports Engineering Association (ISEA) Student Project Competition.

Award Nicole Culos-Reed — 2018 Pathfinder’s Award, PROSTAID Calgary, Calgary, AB.

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Award W. Brent Edwards — Outstanding Supervisor Award, Biomedical Engineering Graduate Program, University of Calgary.

Award Larry Katz — University of Calgary Teaching Award 2018. Full Time Academic Staff, University Professor. Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning.

Award Sarah Kenny — 2018 Healthy Dancer Canada Research Award, Healthy Dancer Canada Conference, Toronto, ON.

Award Brad Kilb — Teaching Excellence Award, University of Calgary Student Union.

Award Teja Klancic — Best Poster Award, Obesity Week, Nashville, TN.

Award Sheharzad (Sherry) Mahmood — Winner, Best present)ation, Session 1, McCaig Undergraduate Student Symposium. Calgary, AB.

Award Sheharzad (Sherry) Mahmood — Winner, Canadian Society for Biomechanics Best Biomechanics Poster, 19th Annual Alberta Biomedical Engineering Conference, Banff, AB.

Award Nathaniel Morris — Winner, Dr. Gord Sleivert Young Investigator Award, Sport Innovation Summit, Montreal, QC.

Award Juan Murias — GREAT supervisor award, Faculty of Graduate Studies’, University of Calgary.

Award Sadhiq Nazeer — Winner, Faculty of Kinesiology Award, Faculty of Kinesiology Award, University of Calgary Undergraduate Research Symposium.

Award Louise Neave — Winner, Best Oral present)ation in Biomechanics, 12th Annual Biomedical Engineering Undergraduate Summer Research Symposium, Calgary AB.

Award Jodi Nettleton — Basic Science Poster Award, Obesity Week, Nashville, TN.

2018 Annual Report 5 HIGHLIGHTS

Award Jaqueline Rios - Winner, David Winter Doctoral Young Investigator Award, Canadian Society for Biomechanics, CSB 2018 Halifax. Halifax, NS.

Award Kathryn Schneider, Willem H. Meeuwisse, Luz Palacios- Derflingher, Carolyn A. Emery — Journal of Orthopedic and Sport Physical Therapy’s 2018 JOSPT Excellence in Research Award for December 2018 Article.

Award Scott Sibole — Biomedical Engineering (BME) Graduate Program Director Leadership Award.

Award Justin Tan — Best Poster Award, Markin USRP Conference.

Award Rosemary Twomey — Astellas Award for Best Cancer- Related Poster present)ation. 2018 International Behavioural Trials Network (IBTN) Conference, Montréal, QC.

Award Tessa VanDerVeeken — Best Poster Award, Perspectives in Exercise Health and Fitness Conference, Kananaskis, AB.

Award Preston Wiley — Dr. Lou Goodwin Award, University of Calgary Varsity Athletics Male Service Award.

Ph.D. Sommer Christie — Supervisor: Dr. Penny Werthner. Thesis: Neural correlates of performance and neurofeedback training in ice hockey shooting.

Ph.D. Jose Mira (Chambery, France & Calgary, Canada) — Co-Supervisor: Dr. Guillaume Millet. Thesis (co- tutelle):Neuromuscular fatigue of prolonged exercises in normoxia and hypoxia revisited: methodological developments and fatigue etiology.

Ph.D. Maurice Mohr — Co-Supervisors: Drs. Benno Nigg and Carolyn Emery. Thesis: Lower extremity muscle activation following a previous knee injury: implications for post-traumatic knee osteoarthritis.

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Ph.D. Ricky Watari — Supervisor: Dr. Reed Ferber. Thesis: Evidence-informed methods for predicting rehabilitation outcomes for individuals with patellofemoral pain.

M.Sc. Olivia Bruce — Supervisor: Dr. Brent Edwards. Thesis: Towards the real–time monitoring of Achilles tendon strain.

M.Sc. Caitlin Campbell — Co–Supervisors: Nicholas Mohtadi and Preston Wiley. Thesis: Assessing validity and responsiveness of the rotator cuff quality of life index.

M.Sc. Kyla Coates — Supervisor: Dr. Guillaume Millet. Thesis: The mechanisms of fatigability from whole-body exercise and its relationship to chronic fatigue in people with multiple sclerosis.

M.Sc. Chevonne Codd — Co-Supervisors: Drs. Kathryn Schneider and Carolyn Emery. Thesis: Incidence, risk factors and mechanisms of concussion and musculoskeletal injury in youth soccer players.

M.Sc. Eshleen Grewal — Supervisor: Dr. Patricia Doyle-Baker. Thesis: Investigating 24-hour movement behaviours of children and youth attending summer camps.

M.Sc. Leticia Janzen — Co-Supervisors: Drs. Carolyn Emery and Elizabeth Condliffe. Thesis: Examining Physical Activity, Adiposity, and Function in Youth with and without Spastic Cerebral Palsy.

M.Sc. Kayla Kashluba — Supervisor: Dr. PK Doyle-Baker. Thesis: An Intervention program designed to improve balance and power in U14 alpine ski-racers.

M.Sc. Liam Kronlund — Supervisor: Dr. Nicole Culos-Reed. Thesis: Addressing key stakeholders to assess the reach of a community–based pediatric oncology physical activity program.

M.Sc. Kristin Lorenzen — Co-Supervisors: Drs. Janet Ronsky and Carolyn Emery. Thesis: A comparison of biomechanical outcomes in single leg squat and vertical drop jump in youth and young adults with and without a previous youth sport-related knee joint injury.

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M.Sc. Sabina Manz — Supervisor: Drs. Benno Nigg and W. Brent Edwards. Thesis: Running pattern recognition in a comfortable and an uncomfortable shoe condition.

M.Sc. Colleen Nesbitt — Co-Supervisors: Drs. Carolyn Emery and Janet Ronsky. Thesis: Physical activity, adiposity, and functional measures in youth with juvenile idiopathic arthritis compared to healthy controls.

M.Sc. Trevor Rutschmann — Supervisor: Dr. Kathryn Schneider. Thesis: Changes in exertion–related symptoms in adults and youth who have sustained a sport–related concussion.

M.Sc. Jena Shank — Supervisor: Dr. Nicole Culos-Reed. Thesis: Evaluation of community-based physical activity programming for childhood cancer survivors.

Dr. Penny Werthner, Dean

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Movement Science and and ongoing collaborations, we hope Musculoskeletal Health to generate tools that allow us to bet- ter assess, monitor and diagnose defi- DR. TYLER CLUFF cits in sensory and motor function. Integrative Sensorimotor Neuroscience Laboratory DR W. BRENT EDWARDS We are a newly established group in Mechanical fatigue of load bearing the Human Performance Laboratory. biological tissue is an inevitable con- Our work is focused on the mechanis- sequence of physical activity. Over tic, multidisciplinary study of human time, habitual loading of the musculo- sensorimotor control and learning. We skeletal system causes micro-damage combine behavioural experiments with accumulation that reduces the over- robotics, neurostimulation, medical all quality of the tissue and leads to a imaging, and computational models reduction in stiffness and an increase to examine the function of the human in mechanical strain with continued sensory and motor systems. Our work loading. Without adequate tissue re- is focused on understanding how basic pair and adaptation, the evolution and aspects of sensory processing contrib- accumulation of micro-damage may ute to human motor control and learn- eventually lead to musculoskeletal in- ing. Ongoing projects in the lab focus jury. Mechanical fatigue is believed to on four topics: (1) the role of sensory play a predominant role in the patho- feedback in the selection, planning physiology of musculoskeletal injuries and control of voluntary movements; such as bone stress fracture as well (2) basic principles of sensory pro- as Achilles and patellar tendinopathy. cessing and how they impact individu- Our research combines biomechan- al patterns of human motor behaviour; ical experimentation with advanced (3) probing the function of neural cir- medical imaging and computational cuits that support motor behaviour; modeling to investigate tissue damage and (4) identifying how impairments and fatigue in response to mechanical in sensory and motor function caused loading. Our unique approach allows by stroke and concussion, influence us to estimate in vivo tissue mechanics sensorimotor control and learning. in a non-invasive and subject-specific Through our basic science program manner. The work in our group spans multiple dimensional scales, from ba- sic experiments at the tissue-level that enhance our understanding of the me- chanical fatigue process, to applied experiments at the whole-body level for the development of treatments and interventions to improve tissue quality and decrease injury risk.

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DR. REED FERBER DR. WALTER HERZOG Dr. Ferber is a clinical biomechanist Our research interests remain focused and his research is aimed at optimizing on the areas of: (1) muscle proper- rehabilitation and predicting injuries. ties and mechanisms of muscle con- Overall, his group is engaged in two traction; (2) joint biomechanics and streams of research: clinical gait analy- osteoarthritis; and (3) applied mus- sis and wearable sensors. culoskeletal research. In the area of muscle mechanics, we demonstrated Dr. Ferber’s group has successfully es- that fatigued muscle fibres which pro- tablished an international and growing duce less than 50% of force at opti- gait analysis research network current- mal length will still produce full force ly consisting of 15 researchers and over at long length, indicating possibly the 100 clinical partners. Each centre is crucial role of non-actin-myosin-asso- linked to the world’s largest research ciated force production at long length. database of biomechanical gait and We have also demonstrated, in unique clinical data. They are transforming experiments on isolated cardiac myo- the biomechanics research commu- fibrils, that cardiac tissue has residual nity by openly sharing data between force enhancement properties. laboratories, employing unique data science analysis methods, and grow- In the area of joint biomechanics and ing our research network. osteoarthritis, we determined that joints in adolescents are protected Their wearable research is based on better from degeneration than those three challenges: (1) wearable sensors of adults when rats are subjected to generate a profound amount of data a high-fat/high-sucrose diet, and that that is largely ignored; (2) the informa- obesity-induced knee joint osteoar- tion derived from these sensors is not thritis can be prevented effectively placed within a contextual narrative; with moderate aerobic exercise and/ and (3) most sensors are designed for or an oligofructose-based fibre sup- activity monitoring and not for health- plementary diet, but only if applied at care. To address these challenges, the right time. Dr. Ferber leads the recently award- ed NSERC Wearable Technology Re- In our applied musculoskeletal re- search and Collaboration (We-TRAC) search, we continued studies on the training program. This program builds 3-dimensional kinematics and kinet- on being selected in 2016 (by the Vice ics of the neck and vertebral artery President – Research Dr. Ed McCauley) during spinal manipulative treat- to lead the Sensor Technology in Mon- ments. We have demonstrated that itoring Movement (STiMM) research successful manipulative treatments program supporting the University’s by chiropractors are performed with Eyes High “Engineering Solutions for increased rates of force application. Health” research strategy. We have also demonstrated that an-

10 Faculty of Kinesiology GENERAL COMMENTS terior cruciate ligament reconstruc- DR. BENNO NIGG tion using semitendinosus grafts are Our group concentrates on topics that associated with severe, and long-term are health and performance related degeneration of the semitendinosus with special considerations for foot- muscle. wear, apparel and equipment.

DR. ARTHUR KUO Athlete assessment: This year we com- In our second full year within the Hu- pleted two multi-year research studies man Performance Lab, our focus con- focusing on matching specific individ- tinues to be on developing our lab uals to their ideal footwear condition, space, as well as growing the group either soccer cleats or running shoes, of individuals with whom we work to based on a number of anthropometric, further our research. In 2018, we wel- demographic and biomechanical vari- comed several international visiting ables. The goal of this field of research students and continued to work col- is to understand how to best predict laboratively with individuals in other an individual’s ideal footwear, reducing faculties, such as Biomedical Engi- injury risk and improving performance, neering (BME) and the Cummings so that consumers can purchase their School of Medicine. shoes online with better success.

By leveraging new algorithms, wear- Running related paradigms: Our un- able sensors for long-term data col- derstanding of a few running para- lection and instruments that emulate digms was further developed, specif- real-world conditions such as complex ically, the Muscle Tuning Paradigm. or uneven terrains, our lab is accelerat- We furthered our knowledge about ing understanding of mobility impair- how running in shoes with different ments to find new rehabilitation tech- properties influences soft tissue vi- nologies. For example, our research bration characteristics. Additionally, advances in neural control of muscles, our understanding of the Preferred sensorimotor integration of balance, Movement Paradigm was advanced energetics on walking, mobility of old- by quantifying how leg muscle activity er and impaired individuals, and robot patterns support the preferred move- locomotion, have led to improvements ment path in different running shoe in the design of prosthetic limbs. conditions.

Several members of our group trav- Virtual coaching system: A very excit- eled to Pensacola, Florida in May and ing trend is the use of electronics and to San Diego, California in Novem- apps to improve athletic training. With ber to present at the annual Dynamic this in mind, we have been working on Walking and Society for Neuroscience a virtual coaching system for ice hock- conferences. ey that would involve sensors embed- ded within the padding or skates and

2018 Annual Report 11 GENERAL COMMENTS provide youth players or coaches with tory is poised to become a world-lead- feedback through an app. We are cur- er in the study of human motor control, rently developing the algorithms for while successfully translating our find- such a system using Inertial Measure- ings from bench to bedside. ment Units. DR. DARREN STEFANYSHYN DR. RYAN PETERS The general research interests of our Integrative Sensorimotor group focus on questions related Neuroscience Laboratory to human locomotion, sport perfor- Together with Dr. Tyler Cluff in the mance and sport injury biomechanics. Faculty of Kinesiology, earlier this year Our research extends to functional we established the Integrative Senso- sport equipment with a goal of tun- rimotor Neuroscience Laboratory. Our ing the properties of the equipment to lab houses state-of-the-art wholebody specific athlete characteristics in order kinematic and eye-tracking cameras, a to maximize the athlete’s performance KINARM exoskeleton robot, and a hu- and minimize the risk of injury. Perfor- man electrophysiology suite for mea- mance research involves developing a suring the activity in single sensory basic understanding of the mechanics and motor neurons, as well as senso- of human movement during various lo- rimotor regions of the brain in awake comotor and athletic movements. The behaving participants. We combine goal is to determine the mechanical human neurophysiology and neuro- factors dictating an athlete’s perfor- stimulation techniques with computa- mance and how performance can be tional modelling, medical imaging, and improved by manipulating these par- robotics in an integrative manner with ticular factors. In 2018 we extended the goal of advancing our understand- our industry work on identifying meth- ing of human motor control. Ongo- ods of matching sport equipment to ing projects in the lab focus on three individual athletes. topics: (1) understanding how sensory feedback maps onto motor outputs via Injury research involves identifying spinal reflexes during natural reaching potential injury factors such as global and grasping behaviours; (2) investi- loading characteristics associated with gating the precision of skin receptors ankle and knee sport related injuries as in the neural coding of hand posture well as developing an understanding during haptic exploration; and (3) of the role played by equipment. This developing novel neurophysiological past year we gained valuable insight markers to supplement medical imag- on the role of sport surface character- ing in the assessment of acute stroke, istics as well as shoe upper stiffness in and to serve as a benchmark for the lower extremity joint loading. efficacy of subsequent rehabilitation programs. Through a tight marriage of basic and clinical research, our labora-

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Injury Prevention, prevention and management across Sport Medicine and multiple youth sports (2018-22). Al- Rehabilitation berta Prevention of Early Osteoarthri- tis (Pre-OA 2015-18) examined pre- DR. CAROLYN EMERY dictors of post-traumatic OA and has Dr. Carolyn Emery is the Chair of the demonstrated that youth with a knee Sport Injury Prevention Research joint injury history, have increased Centre, 1 of 11 International Olympic adiposity, MRI defined OA, reduced Committee Research Centres for Pre- physical activity, and poorer quality vention of Injury and Protection of of life, balance, and strength, com- Athlete Health. Identification of risk pared to matched controls. Based on factors and evaluation of prevention this research, the evaluation of an ex- strategies to reduce the burden of ercise intervention to prevent OA has injuries and their consequences in been developed. As program lead of youth sport is the focus of Carolyn’s the Vi Riddell Pediatric Rehabilitation research program. Building on the na- Research Program, Carolyn’s research tional body-checking policy change also focuses on youth with cerebral in Pee Wee youth ice hockey (ages palsy, joint injury/disease, concussion, 11-12), her research has demonstrat- and evaluation, of adapted physical ed that disallowing body-checking in activity programs. non-elite Bantam (ages 13-14) reduc- es injury risk by more than 50%. Her DR. SARAH KENNY research has demonstrated more than a 40% reduction in injury risk with the implementation of a neuromuscular training warm-up program in junior high school physical education. A greater understanding of risk factors for tendinopathies in youth basketball players will inform load modification and other prevention strategies. Sur- veillance in High Schools to REDuce Injuries (SHRED Injuries 2018-25,) will build on this research across multiple The program of research in Dance Sci- sports and communities to reduce in- ence, led by Dr. Sarah Kenny, investi- juries and their consequences in youth gates areas described as: ‘health for sport. A 5 year cohort study, (“Safe to dance’ and ‘dance for health’. In ‘health Play” (2013-18), focused on concussion for dance’, focus is given to injury epi- detection, diagnosis, prognosis, pre- demiology, specific to dance and aes- vention and management, in youth ice thetic sport populations. Dr. Kenny’s hockey), has informed SHRED concus- objectives are to decrease the risk and sions, of best practice in concussion reduce the burden of dance-related

2018 Annual Report 13 GENERAL COMMENTS injury through the development, im- I have developed patient-reported plementation and evaluation of prima- quality of life outcomes for patients ry, secondary and tertiary prevention with chronic anterior cruciate liga- strategies. In ‘dance for health’, atten- ment deficiency (knee), rotator cuff tion is paid to the psychosocial experi- disease (shoulder), and young, active ence of community dance as a form of patients with hip disorders. I have also physical activity and social connection developed measures to assess calca- for other populations across the age neal fractures, patient satisfaction for spectrum (e.g., older adults’ and those outpatient surgical treatment, and the living with Parkinson’s disease). Health Access and Patient Satisfaction Questionnaire (HAPSQ) for both knee DR. NICHOLAS MOHTADI and shoulder. These outcomes have As a Principal Investigator and through facilitated daily patient care, become collaborative roles, my research activ- the primary outcomes for clinical trials ities at the University of Calgary Sport and helped with health services eval- Medicine Centre involve: Osteoarthri- uation. tis, Knee Injury, Shoulder Research, Sport Injury Prevention and clinical Health services research has involved trials. a unique, innovative and cost-effec- tive new healthcare delivery model Eight randomized clinical trials have for acute knee injuries, which is now compared standard surgical treat- recognized and provincially-funded. ments with arthroscopic techniques, This work catalyzed the development surgical with non-surgical treatments, of province-wide indications for MRI and innovative new technology for investigations of knee injuries, which treating cartilage defects in the knee have recently been validated and pub- and ligaments in the shoulder. My cur- lished. rent trial, comparing three different surgical techniques for knee ligament DR. KATI PASANEN surgery, is the largest trial ever report- Dr. Kati Pasanen’s research program ed. Three-hundred-and-thirty random- is focused on three major areas: (1) ized patients were double-blinded, identification of risk factors for lower with 95% follow-up at 5-years. Ten-year extremity injuries; (2) development of follow-up will be completed in Janu- novel methods for training load moni- ary 2021. I am also a collaborator in a toring by using wearable technology; multi-centre trial (STABILITY-1) com- and (3) development and evaluation paring anterior cruciate ligament re- of neuromuscular training programs construction techniques, and a co-in- to decrease the risk of injuries in youth vestigator on two different multi-centre sports. trials evaluating mechanisms and treat- ments for post-traumatic joint contrac- We have four studies in collaboration tures (PERK-1 and -2). with Finland investigating risk factors,

14 Faculty of Kinesiology GENERAL COMMENTS mechanisms and prevention of muscu- clinical research involves collaboration loskeletal injuries in youth team sports, with multiple clinicians and research- and in professional ballet. Knowledge ers across the University of Calgary generated from our research and col- and other national and international in- laboration could ultimately lead to stitutions, ultimately enabling clinically better understanding of causes and meaningful questions to be evaluated mechanisms of lower extremity inju- and translated back to the clinic. ries, which could allow us to develop current injury prevention programs, DR. JENNIFER ZWICKER promote lifelong sport participation Disability Policy for and lower public health care costs re- Children and Youth lated to injury in youth sport. Fragmentation of service delivery across the life course often leads to DR. KATHRYN SCHNEIDER inefficient health and social service Concussion Prevention, Detection utilization for children and youth with and Rehabilitation Lab disabilities, and negatively impacts Our lab focuses on the prevention, de- health and quality of life. Our research tection, and rehabilitation of concus- program aims to mitigate this frag- sion with a special interest in the role mentation, using an integrated, knowl- of the cervical spine and balance sys- edge impact framework (informed tems. We use clinical and technologi- by key informant perspectives and cal tests to evaluate multiple areas of quantitative analysis of administra- sensory and motor function, ultimately tive service delivery data, population gaining insight into changes that may data and cohort data) to understand occur following a concussion. Addi- the person-environment interactions tionally, with the use of technological of children with disabilities and eval- tests alongside clinical tests we are uate interventions designed to im- gaining a better understanding of how prove outcomes for these children and to best evaluate various components their families. This research program of function. Ongoing projects in the is comprised of three research objec- lab focus on: (1) the role of neuromus- tives: (1) understand how disability cular training and sensorimotor train- benefits and supports are experienced ing in the prevention of concussion; by children and youth with disability (2) changes that occur in measures of and their caregivers across Canada to cervical spine, vestibular and sensory identify barriers and enablers to ac- function with growth and develop- cessing supports; (2) improve integra- ment; (3) changes that occur in mea- tion of services and supports across sures of cervical spine, vestibular, and the life course for children and youth sensory function following a concus- with disabilities, focusing on key tran- sion; and (4) optimizing rehabilitation sition periods in service utilization; and techniques to enhance recovery and (3) evaluate innovative interventions inform clinical care. Our program of and care coordination programs for

2018 Annual Report 15 GENERAL COMMENTS families of children with disabilities ad- dent’s mental health significantly de- dressing barriers to supports and ser- clined from the beginning to the end of vices by looking at the socioeconomic the semester while physical health did impact on children, their families and not change. The CHESS study adds an the healthcare system. objective measure of stress by investi- gating the association between self-re- As a part of the injury prevention, ported stress levels, and salivary cor- sport medicine and rehabilitation tisol and progesterone levels, across theme, findings will inform policy on the menstrual cycle over an academic the coordination of services across the year. Currently there are no published lifespan to improve the health capacity studies involving progesterone’s re- of children with disability. sponse to stress in naturally cycling fe- male students attending full-time uni- Exercise Physiology versity. The ROWER study (Reducing and Nutrition in Osteoporosis in Women who Exercise Health and Sport thru Rowing) is an ambitious approach for the Doyle-Baker Lab as it will in- DR. PATRICIA DOYLE-BAKER volve several studies with qualitative Applied Physiology and quantitative measures, animal and and Prevention through human subjects and participants, and Lifestyle and Exercise additional biomarkers, calcitonin, os- This past year, our research focused on teocalcin and parathyroid hormone, exposure to stress both physiological all leading to a bench to bedside ap- and psychological and included par- proach investigating the effects of ticipants from the start to finish of the exercise on postmenopausal osteopo- reproductive cycle. rosis and the mechanisms by which ex- ercise affects bone remodeling. The HERs study (Hormones Effect on Rider) study investigated the menstru- DR. MARTIN MACINNIS al cycle effect on measures of heart Exercise and Environmental rate variability in athletic women. The Physiology Laboratory CHESS study (Changes in Hormones We are an integrative physiology labo- Exposed to Student Stress), also in- ratory interested in understanding how cludes heart rate variability and builds humans respond to acute exercise and on previous research related to the RE- chronic changes in physical activity CESS study (The Recreation Exercise and the extent to which these chang- Caloric Expenditure Sitting and Sleep es are influenced by nutrition, sex and study in 1st Year University Students). the environment. Our research group Our publication from this study de- launched in 2018, and our ongoing scribes students’ self-reported health projects primarily investigate adap- outcomes over an academic semester. tations in the skeletal muscle, cardio- An interesting finding was that stu- vascular, and hematological systems in

16 Faculty of Kinesiology GENERAL COMMENTS response to different exercise training ity, force-frequency and force-length programs and the mechanisms under- relationships, and the interactions of pinning the plasticity of these phys- these with and without prior activity. iological systems. Current projects Prior activity can be an acute modifi- involve investigations of: (1) skeletal er, as in potentiation or fatigue. Alter- muscle fitness in men and women; (2) natively, prior activity can be a chronic new non-invasive techniques to mea- modifier, as in training, illness or disuse sure skeletal muscle fitness; (3) the atrophy. A new theory of muscle fa- molecular mechanisms responsible tigue has been proposed which states for exercise-induced improvements that fatigue is a consequence of the in skeletal muscle mitochondrial con- elegant regulation of excitation-con- tent; and (4) the influence of oxygen traction coupling in skeletal muscle availability on aerobic metabolism. We to prevent depletion of adenosine tri- employ a wide breadth of techniques, phosphate. Recent work has evaluated ranging from the biochemical and mo- the potential role of changes in calcium lecular analysis of human tissue (e.g., sensitivity at physiological temperature blood and muscle) to whole-body contributing to muscle potentiation and measures of exercise metabolism, tol- fatigue. We are continuing the work on erance and performance. The over- warm-up and post-activation potentia- all aim of our research program is to tion. Work on understanding the slow translate and apply our basic human component has revealed that it does physiology research to improve the not represent a rising energy cost of health and fitness of individuals rang- exercise, but a slow switch from an- ing from athletes to those with chronic aerobic to aerobic energy supply. Prior disease and disability. heavy exercise performed as a warm- up results in acceleration of the aerobic contributions to subsequent exercise and smaller anaerobic requirements. A structurally realistic computer model of a sarcomere has been created, and the impact of myofilaments at different sarcomere lengths on calcium diffu- sion has been evaluated. Our research group uses a number of approaches to study the contractile properties of skel- etal muscle including: (1) in vitro single DR. BRIAN MACINTOSH intact or skinned fibers and fiber bun- Applied Muscle Physiology Group dles; or (2) in situ whole muscle and in- The central theme of research in Dr. tact human subjects performing in vivo MacIntosh’s laboratory is the study of with isolated muscle or muscle group force modulation in skeletal muscle. contractions or performing whole body This includes the study of force-veloc- exercise.

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DR. GUILLAUME MILLET grams for promoting health as well as Neuromuscular Fatigue for improving performance. The main Laboratory goal of my research relates to the use The Neuromuscular Fatigue Lab of exercise training interventions as (NMFL) had a productive and success- “medicine” to prevent or alleviate the ful 2018. Lab members published over detrimental effects of aging and dis- 20 papers in the flagship journals of ease on cardiovascular function, as our field, including Medicine & Science well as improving performance. Al- in Sports & Exercise (MSSE), European though my laboratory examines both Journal of Applied Physiology (EJAP) central and peripheral cardiovascular and Journal of Sports Sciences (JSS). adaptations to exercise training, a cur- This included a meta-analysis about rent direction of my work is focusing neuromuscular fatigue in aging pop- on the vascular side of these adaptive ulations and an article on endurance responses. More specifically, I am in- training and neuromuscular fatigue in terested in the role of the endotheli- healthy active men. The NMFL present- um in the control and distribution of ed and won awards at annual confer- blood flow and the effects of endur- ences, including the Canadian Society ance training exercise in preventing or for Exercise Physiology and the Inter- alleviating the age-related reduction national Behavioural Trials Network. in endothelium-dependent vasodila- The NMFL hosted a funded (PURE) tion and the associated limitation in undergraduate student who assisted O2 transport to the sites of metabolic with a pre-registered study investi- need. gating fatigue and transcranial direct current stimulation. The NMFL contin- Some of the measures commonly ued to expand its clinical research pro- assessed in my laboratory include gram, publishing the protocol for an breath-by-breath VO2 and near-infra- ongoing RCT investigating exercise for red spectroscopy (NIRS) to estimate cancer-related fatigue and continuing blood oxy- and deoxygenation within a study investigating exercise after ra- the area of NIRS “inspection”. The use diation for head and neck cancer. Un- of this these techniques combined with fortunately, this report will be the last measurements of VO2 can provide an from the NMFL as it is currently known, estimate of the matching of muscle O2 as Professor Millet returns to France to delivery to O2 utilization. Additionally, start a new research program at Uni- Doppler ultrasound is used to estimate versity of Lyon in Saint-Etienne. blood flow, vascular conductance, and flow mediated dilation responses at DR. JUAN MURIAS rest and during exercise, and to obtain Cardiovascular Exercise morphological measures to derive the Physiology Group lumen-to-wall ratio in different arter- I am interested in determining the ef- ies. fectiveness of exercise training pro-

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DR. RAYLENE REIMER DR. JANE SHEARER Our research focuses on understanding The Shearer research program em- how nutrition and the bacteria that live ploys knowledge of nutrition and me- in our intestine (called gut microbiota) tabolism to predict, detect, prevent, interact to affect our risk of developing and treat acute and chronic metabol- chronic diseases such as obesity, type ic disease states. Specific interests 2 diabetes and fatty liver disease. This include how diet and chronic disease year we examined how exposure to alter nutrient handling and regulation. antibiotics in early life (mother during Experimental models span the cell to pregnancy or early infancy) increases animal models and the whole organ- obesity risk and how diet can be used ism. In 2018, work in the laboratory fo- to lessen this risk. Specifically we are cused on three main areas: (1) the role showing that prebiotic fiber, a unique of dietary manipulation in neurological type of dietary fiber that increases disorders such as autism spectrum healthy bacteria in the intestine, when disorders and epilepsy; (2) mitochon- given at the same time as antibiotics drial regulation in health and disease; can reduce the risk of obesity. We have and (3) the role of specific foods, bev- also been examining how to bring hu- erages, components, and processing man infant formula closer to the nutri- on the development of obesity and its tional gold standard of breastmilk. This related metabolic diseases. A highlight work is examining how supplementing was the publication of a position stand early life diet with human milk oligosac- on the use of energy drinks in sport by charides (which act like fiber in moth- the American College of Sports Medi- er’s milk and feed the healthy bacteria cine. This article makes specific recom- in the gut) can improve gut microbiota mendations stating that energy drinks profiles and lifelong metabolic health. should not be used for hydration be- We are also very involved in translating fore, during or after physical activity animal studies into human clinical stud- and that the combination of exercise ies. We are currently evaluating: (1) the and high caffeine dosage can be dan- effect of prebiotic fiber on liver health gerous, especially for people who may in patients with non-alcoholic fatty liv- have an underlying health condition. er disease; (2) the effect of prebiotic fiber supplement on pain and function in individuals with knee osteoarthritis and obesity; and (3) how gut microbi- ota differ in youth with obsessive com- pulsive disorder compared to healthy control youth. Ultimately our goal is to design and evaluate new food ingredi- ents and diets aimed at body weight management and optimal gut microbi- ota profiles.

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Psychosocial Aspects DR. NICOLE CULOS-REED of Health and Sport Health and Wellness Lab Dr. Culos-Reed and her team in the DR. WILLAIM BRIDEL Health and Wellness Lab are working Dr. William Bridel’s general research fo- to bridge the gap between cancer ex- cus is on socio-cultural aspects of the ercise research and clinical practice by body, sport, physical activity and health. developing programs to include exer- More specifically, he investigates: gen- cise assessment, prescription and edu- der, sexuality and sport; bullying; and cation as part of standard cancer care. sport-related pain and injury, including Working with community partners and qualitative inquiries into sport-related healthcare providers, the lab has de- concussion. Theoretically, Bridel’s work veloped a variety of exercise and well- is informed primarily by Foucauldian ness-related programs and services perspectives of the body, poststruc- to benefit cancer survivors and their turalist gender and queer theories. He families. employs a wide variety of qualitative methods including: interviews, focus To further support research and groups, content analysis and autoeth- knowledge translation activities, the nography (i.e., critical autobiography), Health and Wellness Lab also operates in his projects. Specific research un- the Thrive Centre. Based in the Faculty dertaken by Bridel and his students in of Kinesiology, the Centre is the first 2018 includes: (1) LGBTQI2S inclusion volunteer-run fitness facility in Canada in sport including national sport organi- to provide cancer survivors and their zation policy review; (2) interviews with support persons a safe and support- LGBTQI2S athletes, coaches, officials, ive place to exercise at no cost. Since administrators and a survey of a nation- opening its doors in 2011, the Thrive al sport organization’s membership; Centre has trained over 750 kinesiol- (3) exploration of student-athletes' ex- ogy students in cancer and exercise periences of concussion and recovery; facilitation. To date, volunteers have (4) examination of “intro to sport” pro- dedicated over 17,000 hours of service grams servicing newcomers to Canada; to help improve the quality of life of (5) understandings of risk and gender the 950 cancer survivors involved with in alpine environments; and (6) stu- Thrive Centre. The lab has also pub- dents’ and student-athletes’ construc- lished a manual of operations to en- tions of health. The overarching goal courage knowledge translation across of William’s research agenda is to help other universities interested in cancer make sport and physical activity more and exercise programming. inclusive and safer for all participants, by addressing the culture of sport itself as well as the influence of social norms, beliefs, and values on sport and peo- ple’s experiences in sport.

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DR. CARI DIN technology-based resources which I am a new teaching faculty member enhance performance and learning; in the Faculty of Kinesiology with a (3) liaise and collaborate with orga- specific focus on teaching and con- nizations and individuals both on and tributing to research in the fields of: off campus to promote human perfor- (1) effective sport coach behaviors; (2) mance and learning technology; (4) leadership learning and best practice encourage and coordinate the inte- in sport and activity contexts; and (3) gration of technology into Faculty of understanding and facilitating physi- Kinesiology programs; (5) work with cal literacy across the lifespan. My core industry in developing and dissemi- contribution to the Faculty of Kinesiol- nating technology-based research and ogy is designing and delivering effec- resources developed by the STRL; and tive teaching that enables learning. I (6) ensure we graduate students who am engaged consistently in teaching complete our program receive the “In- and learning at the University of Cal- novative Pedagogy and Sport Perfor- gary’s Taylor Institute of Teaching and mance” designation. Learning. BRAD KILB DR. LARRY KATZ Leadership in Pedagogy and Coaching Sport Technology Research inspires students to examine in-depth Laboratory: Innovation core values and personal philosophies in Pedagogy and Sport as they prepare to enter a career of Performance teaching, coaching, or instructing in As an educational psychologist, I am the discipline of kinesiology. Interac- interested in how people learn and tive classes assist students to examine how we can use innovation and tech- the pedagogical principles for leader- nology to improve human perfor- ship in physical activity. Experiential mance. In addition, I have the privilege labs examine the foundations for lead- to be the director of the Sport Tech- ership in physical activity. nology Research Lab (STRL).

The mission of STRL is to improve human performance and learning through research and development of technology-based learning mod- els and resources, and to provide a research and learning environment which enables such development.

The objectives of STRL are to: (1) in- vestigate the impact of technology on performance and learning; (2) develop

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DR. DAVID PASKEVICH DR. MEGHAN MCDONOUGH The primary objective of my work is to Relationships and Exercise Lab examine mental skills, mental tough- Social processes play an important role ness, psychological hardiness, coping in promoting and maintaining physical effectiveness and group cohesions, activity and other health behaviours. and their relationship to performance Social mechanisms are also important and performance outcomes in high in how physical activity participation performance coaches and athletes. affects psychological well-being, and When asked to select from a list of coping with stress. However, which attributes that lead to success, Olym- aspects of social interactions, social pic athletes viewed psychological support, social perceptions and so- attributes as more important than cial relationships contribute to these natural talent. In fact, drive, ambition, effects, and how those social mech- determination, confidence and focus, anisms work is not well understood. all received more votes than natural Furthermore, not all social interactions ability. At the Olympic level, where have positive effects, and social needs most (if not all) athletes have truly and barriers vary, particularly among elite physical skill sets, very small dif- vulnerable groups and marginalized ferences in other skills such as those individuals. at the psychological level, can play a major role in determining a winner and My work in the Relationships and Exer- a loser; thus, psychological skills may cise Lab is focused on examining how stand out for such elite performances. social processes affect physical activ- By investigating these relationships, ity, health behaviours and psychologi- my research intends to provide evi- cal well-being. I have a focus on clinical denced-based support for practical and vulnerable populations including application in producing podium per- cancer survivors, older adults, people formances. The primary goal of this with Parkinson’s disease and people research is for coaches and athletes to living in poverty. I also examine the develop a range of coping strategies intersection of factors such as gender, to deal effectively with stressors, while racial/ethnic diversity and social isola- recognizing that the goal of emotional tion on social processes in these pop- management is to remain relaxed while ulations. A key goal is informing inter- finding the optimal range, level of acti- ventions and practice to leverage and vation and focus for the best (podium) improve social processes to enhance performance. While it is ultimately the well-being. athlete that must compete during ma- jor competitions, it is important that the coaches are able to deal with their stressors as well, because of their im- pact on the athlete’s mental state be- fore competition.

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DR. PENNY WERTHNER in high performance sport. My current My research program is focused on research includes an on-going investi- three major aspects: (1) u n d e r - gation of cortical activity in high per- standing how high performance formance athletes utilizing mobile eeg, coaches learn, utilizing Wenger’s social and a SSHRC funded investigation of learning theory, (2) issues facing wom- the promotion and assessment of so- en coaches, and (3) the use of heart cial learning with parasport coaches rate variability biofeedback and neu- and their organizations. rofeedback for optimal performance

Study links knee damage to osteoarthritis

Drs. Walter Herzog (Top) and Ziad Abusara (bottom)

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Presentations

Calgary South Rotary Club. August 16, 2018. Raylene Reimer — Is it true that you are what you eat?

Creative Solutions Fundraiser. March 2, 2018. Patricia Doyle-Baker — Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): Surprising affects not just in sport.

McCaig Institute’s Wood Forum. Mobility for Injury prevention. October 27, 2018. Patricia Doyle-Baker — Dems bones are important from tip to toe.

Tom Baker Cancer Centre. 2007-current, monthly. Culos-Reed Graduate Students — Exercising for your life: The role of exercise in cancer survivorship.

Prostate Cancer Centre. 2007-current, every 2 weeks. Nicole Culos-Reed — Exercise and prostate cancer.

Alberta Government Community and Social Services. July 2018. Jennifer Zwicker — Income supports for persons with disabilities.

Calgary Region Service Provider Council (CRSPC). September 2018. Jennifer Zwicker — Funding disability support programs across Canada.

Canadian Autism Spectrum Disorder Alliance Leadership Summit. April 2018. Jennifer Zwicker — The employment ecosystem for persons with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Senate Standing Committee on Social Affairs Science and Technology. February. Jennifer Zwicker — Barriers to utilizing the disability tax credit.

Alberta Ballet School. May 28 2018. Sarah Kenny (Guest Speaker) — Musculoskeletal injuries among elite adolescent ballet dancers: A 2-year prospective study.

Alberta Ballet School. October 15 2018. Sarah Kenny — Food as fuel - dance nutrition

CADDRA: Canadian ADHD Resource Alliance. November 2018. Jennifer Zwicker — Moving research to policy: practical approaches to policy development.

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UCalgary Idea Exchange. April 2018. Carolyn Emery — Concussion: moving upstream to prevention in youth sport and recreation.

School of Creative and Performing Arts Teachers’ Conference Workshop. May 18, 2018. Sarah Kenny, K Sudds, H McLeod — So you think you can warm up? Best practices for moving bodies.

University of Calgary Public Concussion symposium. November 15, 2018. Kathryn Schneider — Concussion care and research: The facts, the fiction, the future.

Calgary minor soccer association annual general meeting. November 24, 2018. Kathryn Schneider — Injuries and concussions in youth soccer.

Workshops, Panels, & Booths

Alberta Ballet School year-end performance. Mount Royal University — June 9, 2018. Valeriya Volkova (Kenny); Invited Panelist — Dance talks: dance science partnership with Alberta Ballet and momentum health.

Beakerhead. VIVO Place — September 20, 2018. Patricia Doyle-Baker — Science of sweat workshop.

Calgary Marathon Expo booth — May 24-26, 2018. Nigg Group.

Educational sessions on neuromuscular training injury prevention warm-ups (6 Workshops, 88 Teachers). Carla van den Berg (Emery)

Knowledge to Impact Workshop: On Community Engagement Practices, University of Calgary — May 14-15, 2018. Larry Katz (Panel Member) — Success stories: research that impacted non-academic communities.

Neuromuscular training injury prevention warm-up comprehensive coach workshops (21 Workshops, 136 coaches). Carla van den Berg (Emery)

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Neuromuscular training injury prevention warm-up comprehensive teacher workshops (7 Workshops, 88 grades K-12 teachers). Carla van den Berg (Emery)

Neuromuscular training injury prevention warm-up comprehensive workshops (6 Workshops, 199 physical activity/recreation leaders). Carla van den Berg (Emery)

Neuromuscular Warm-up Program: Workshops for Basketball coaches — Various Calgary High Schools — November 2018. Befus K, Taddei L, Anu Raisanen (Pasanen Group)

North Okanogan Hospice Society and University of British Columbia (Webinar). March 18, 2018. Nicole Culos-Reed — Exercise for advanced cancer patients: Truths, myths, and logistics. A Research to Practice present)ation.

Perspectives in Exercise, Health & Fitness Pre-Conference Workshop: Mixed goals of performance: fat loss and muscle gain — October 19, 2018. Patricia Doyle-Baker — The role(s) of muscle and fat in bone maintenance as we age.

Public Forum — June 2018. Jennifer Zwicker — Policy barriers for employment for persons with disabilities.

Skate Canada, Plenary Session — May 2018. William Bridel & Rosie Cossar (Guest Speakers) — LGBTQI2S Inclusion & Skate Canada.

Skate New Brunswick — September 15, 2018. William Bridel (Guest Speaker) — LGBTQI2S Inclusion and Sport: A Qualitative Case Study of Skating in Canada.

University of Calgary Public Discussion on Concussion — November 15. Carolyn Emery — Panelist

Women in Sport Leadership Impact Program, Coaching Association of Canada — October 23, 2018. William Bridel & Simon Barrick (Guest Speakers) — Addressing Inclusion in Canadian Sport.

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Media & Interviews

Faculty of Kinesiology ranks No. 1 in sport science schools in North America and No. 7 globally. UToday, October 12, 2018. [website]

Markin undergrads get first-hand experience using cutting-edge robotic technology. — Tyler Cluff UToday, Cari Din and Stephanie Vahaaho, Faculty of Kinesiology. February 26, 2018. [website]

#MoveThatMan — Nicole Culos-Reed U of L student raising awareness about physical activity for cancer patients and survivors with new campaign. Lethbridge News Now, Aaron Mahoney. November 20, 2018. [website] New social media campaign gets men with cancer moving and improving; Practicum student says support people are key to success of #MoveThatMan. UToday, Stacy McGuire, Faculty of Kinesiology. December 7, 2018. [website] Move That Man campaign promotes physical activity in prostate and testicular cancer patients. CTV News Calgary, Stephanie Wiebe. November 22, 2018. [website]

Should everyone avoid gluten? Separating the wheat from the chaff when it comes to grain proteins. — Justine Dowd (Culos-Reed) Explore UCalgary, Jane Chamberlin. December 1, 2018. [website]

Why it's OK to stay sweaty after a workout: Kinesiology researcher Tish Doyle- Baker presents on perspiration at Beakerhead. — Patricia Doyle-Baker UToday, Jennifer Allford. September 20, 2018. [website]

NFL Grant Announcement — Carolyn Emery November 15, 2018. NFL is giving the University of Calgary $12 million for concussion research. CTV News Calgary, Ian White/Jocelyn Laidlaw. [website] NFL donates $12 million to University of Calgary for youth concussion research. Postmedia Network Inc., Ryan Rumbolt (Calgary Herald. Simcoe Reformer, Fairview Post, Website of Everything,

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Canadian Live News, The Province). [website] NFL funds Calgary research to prevent youth concussion in sport. Global News, Q107 radio, Heather Yourex-West. [website] NFL gives significant funding to help youth 'SHRed' the burden of concussion. UToday, Leanne Yohemas. [website] UBC News, Thadi Fletcher. [website] UBC, Faculty of Medicine. [website] BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute News. [website] Bloorview Research Institute News. [website] NFL provides Canadian University with $12 million for research into youth concussions. Kelowna Now, John Luke Kieper. [website] The Canadian Press: Times Colonist, Winnipeg Free Press. U of Calgary to receive funding from NFL for brain injury research. The Associated Press: Sportsnet. [website] UBC involved in pan-Canadian research program on concussion in youth sport. The Indo-Canadian Voice, Rattn Mall. [website] University of Calgary launches study on concussions with funding from NFL. The Globe and Mail, Allan Maki. [website] University of Calgary youth concussion research gets $12M kick from NFL. The Canadian Press: CBC Calgary. [website] Calgary University in NFL study. CJME/CKOM, Gormley. November 19, 2018. [website] NFL hands over $12M grant for U of C to conduct concussion research. CTV News Calgary, November 22, 2018. Michael Franklin. NFL pledges funds for UofC's concussion research program. The Gauntlet, Kristy Koehler, November 22, 2018. [website]

Get More Speed – A Simple Trick To Get Faster! — Reed Ferber Runner’s World, Ashley Mateo. November 24. [website]

High Tech Running with Gait Analysis Running Injury Dr. Reed Ferber (High Tech Running Form & Injury Evaluation). — Reed Ferber Runners Connect: Run to the Top Podcast with Host Stephanie Kay Atwood. December 2018. [website]

How compression pants work and why they are so popular. — Reed Ferber Business Insider: Tech Insider, Chris Snyder. February 11. [website]

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The perfect running form - why you shouldn’t run tall. — Reed Ferber Runner’s World. October 3, 2018. [website]

Wearable Tech Program — Reed Ferber University of Calgary Introduces Wearable Tech Program for Graduates. iPhone in Canada, Usman Qureshi. August 28, 2018. [website] University of Calgary launches wearable tech program amid huge demand. Wearable Technologies, Sam Draper. August 29, 2018. [website] University of Calgary launches wearable tech program as demand for graduates explodes. CBC News, Stephen Hunt. August 27, 2018. [website]

Killam Prize — Walter Herzog Pushing the frontiers of knowledge: The 2018 Killam Prize. CBC Radio: Ideas, Paul Kennedy. December 19, 2018. [website] Killam Prize Winner Walter Herzog. CBC Radio: The Homestretch, Doug Dirks. May 8, 2018. [website] University of Calgary professor receives prestigious Killam Prize. CBC News Q&A, Stephen Hunt. May 9, 2018. [website] Film scholar Andre Gaudreault, scientist Walter Herzog among winners of $100,000 Killam Prize. The Canadian Press: The Globe and Mail, May 8, 2018. [website] Killam Prize. Global News Radio & 770 CHQR, Danielle Smith Show. May 15, 2018. [website]

Study links knee damage to osteoarthritis — Walter Herzog, Ziad Abusara University of Calgary Study links knee damage to osteoarthritis. The Globe and Mail, Michael King. December 10, 2018. [website] Meniscus removal in knee surgery can cause major cell death after just hours of exercise: study. CBC News, Sarah Rieger. December 10, 2018. [website] Researchers watch the knee degenerate and understand how osteoarthritis may begin. UToday, Stacy McGuire. December 12, 2018. [website]

Art and science collide in upcoming ballet production. — Sarah Kenny UToday, University Relations Staff. May 29, 2018. website[ ]

Dance-science collaboration with Alberta Ballet enriches UCalgary research, teaching and learning. — Sarah Kenny UToday, Lauren Phillips. July 20, 2018. [website]

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What social supports keep older adults physically active, researcher wants to know. — Meghan McDonough UToday, Stacy McGuire. August 29, 2018. [website]

L'endurance des athlètes d'ultra-sport. — Guillaume Millet Radio Canada, Les années lumière. David Savoie. August 12, 2018. [website]

Research shows ‘banking’ sleep can help athletes go the extra mile. — Guillaume Millet Global News Calgary, Bindu Suri. February 4, 2018. [website]

UTMB: Is ultra-trail dangerous for health? — Guillaume Millet Lyon Capitale: Trails, Guillaume Lamy. August 29, 2018. [website]

Injury risk in youth sport. — Kati Pasanen Scandinavian Congress of Medicine and Science in Sports, Congress website, February 3, 2018.

Overuse injuries in youth sports. — Kati Pasanen Helsingin Sanomat, Finland newspaper, Mari Heikkila. September 3, 2018.

Neuromuscular training in sport injury prevention. — Kati Pasanen Helsingin Sanomat, Finland newspaper, Matti Mielonen. November 5, 2018.

The Science Behind How Sportsmanship Helped Desiree Linden Win Boston: Here’s what the research and experts say about how helping others can help you achieve your goals. — Dave Paskevich Runner’s World, Kiera Carter. April 19, 2018. [website]

When healthy eating becomes unhealthy: A look at orthorexia nervosa. — Dave Paskevich Explore UCalgary, Jennifer Allford. December 1, 2018. [website]

Let food be your medicine. — Raylene Reimer AM 660 Radio; Jenna Hamilton. December 5, 2018.

Can a meal be medicine? How what we eat affects our gut health, which affects our wellness. — Raylene Reimer, Jane Shearer Explore Ucalgary, Jennifer Allford. December 1, 2018. [website]

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Concussion care and research: The facts, the fiction, the future. UCalgary hosts research symposium and free public talk Nov. 15 — Kathryn Schneider UToday, Mark Agius, Integrated Concussion Research Program. November 8, 2018. [website]

Kinesiology researcher shares latest concussion research during Pyeongchang Olympics: New treatment gets hockey players back on ice sooner. — Kathryn Schneider UToday, Faculty of Kinesiology Staff. February 23, 2018. website[ ]

Energy Drinks/Caffeine and kids. — Jane Shearer Energy drinks and kids. City TV, Breakfast Television. February 9, 2018. [website] New recommendations for kids and caffeine. Global News Radio & News Talk 770, Afternoons with Rob Breakenridge. February 9, 2018. [website] U of C researcher warns parents about dangers of energy drinks. Global News, CHQR Radio (770). News Talk 770 Radio, Peter Watts. February 9, 2018. U of C researcher warns mother and father about risks of high-caffeine vitality drinks. Market News & Financial Analysis. February 11, 2018. U of C researcher warns parents about dangers of high-caffeine energy drinks. CBC Radio, Evening radio – CBC Radio 1. February 9, 2018. CBC News, Jennifer Lee. February 10. [website] UCalgary researcher leads new recommendations and warnings on safety of energy drinks. UToday, Jacqueline Louie. February 9, 2018. [website]

What's the real cost of cheap food? Nutrition, children, and the factors that shape our eating habits. — Jane Shearer Explore UCalgary, Mike MacKinnon. December 1, 2018. [website]

Group Hosting, Tours & Events

Bishop Grandin Field trip — Kathryn Schneider — Sport medicine classes for a concussion workshop

Calgary French and International School — Nigg Group — 15 Grade 10 students along with some of their teachers and parents received a tour of some labs within the Human Performance Laboratory.

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HYRS — 24 students with the Heritage Youth Researchers Summer Program visited eight demonstration stations presented by various groups in the HPL.

Human Performance Lab Open House — the staff and students of the Roger Jackson Centre hosted the largest ever contingent of local high school students at the Open House in April. Over 650 students and teachers attended the full day event.

Mini-U — Organized by the Herzog Group, with demos provided by Nigg, Millet, Emery, & Schneider Groups — youth in Mini-U summer camps visited the HPL each week for 8 weeks over the summer.

Notre Dame High School Tour — Cluff Group — Novel Robotic Technologies to Measure Sensory and Motor Function of the Upper Limb.

Notre Dame High School — Kathryn Schneider — Sport medicine classes for a concussion workshop.

Operation Minerva — A one day workshop for young women in Grades 7 and 8.

Shad Valley Tour — Herzog & Schneider Groups — 64 students visited 8 stations, presented by various groups in the HPL.

Other Knowledge Translation

Yoga Thrive Ottawa - An Opportunity for Cancer Patients, Survivors, and Support Persons. — Amanda Wurz, Bonney Elliott & Ann O'Connor. Based on Yoga Thrive Protocol developed by Nicole Culos-Reed.

National Coach Certification Program – Canada. April – August. — Cari Din Advanced Coach Diploma – Leadership Development Expert. Online course for full-time national and international level coaches.

Leadership Changes Everything; Leadership Legacy Course (on-line) — Cari Din (expert/mentor) Status of Women Canada - Alberta Women in Sport Leadership Impact Project. Calgary, Edmonton and on-line. April – December 2018.

Circling the square: A semi-structured teaching dialogue that develops collegial connection. — Cari Din, Meghan McDonough, Sarah Kenny, and Megan McKinley

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TI Connections, blog of the Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning, May 29, 2018. [website]

ROWER (Reducing Osteoporosis in Women that Exercise through Rowing) — Patricia Doyle-Baker Open Access Government(.org). November 13, 2018. [website]

Research and Community Engagement Symposium (RACE 2018). — Carolyn Emery, Kathryn Schneider, Kati Pasanen, Sarah Kenny. University of Calgary, Calgary AB. June 22.

Food as Fuel - Dance Nutrition. — Sarah Kenny Alberta Ballet School. October 15, 2018.

Musculoskeletal injuries among elite adolescent ballet dancers: A 2-year prospective study. — Sarah Kenny. Alberta Ballet School. May 28, 2018.

Injuries and concussions in youth soccer. — Kathryn Schneider Calgary Minor Soccer Association, Annual General Meeting

L’ultratrail est-il dangereux pour la santé? — Guillaume Millet Lyon Capitale, 776:76-77, Guillaume Lamy, April 2018.

Le secret des nerfs d’acier. (The secret of nerves of steel) — Guillaume Millet Sport et Vie, n ° 168: 16-23. (Sport and Life Magazine)

Mais qu’est-ce qui freine? (But what is braking?) — Guillaume Millet Sport et Vie, n ° 171, 52-59. (Sport and Life Magazine)

Statement on Concussion Baseline Testing in Canada. — Kathryn Schneider, Carolyn Emery (expert advisors) Parachute Canada. [website].

Breaking down barriers to the disability tax credit. — Jennifer Zwicker, Stephanie Dunn Policy Options: The public forum for the public good. January 5, 2018. [website]

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Empower the right department to manage disability supports. —Jennifer Zwicker, Stephanie Dunn Policy Options: The public forum for the public good. September 4, 2018. [website]

For Healthier Provinces, Stop Spending Ever More On Health Care. — Daniel J. Dutton, Jennifer Zwicker Huffington Post, Canadian Edition. May 22, 2018.website [ ]

It’s time for Canada to measure up on kids with disabilities. — Jennifer Zwicker The Star, Opinion/Commentary, Stephanie Dunn and Jennifer Zwicker. November 12, 2017. [website]

PATENTS AND LICENSES

Method and system utilizing pattern recognition for detecting atypical move- ments during physical activity. Provisional Patent number US 62/586,565, issued November 2017. Inventors: Ferber R, Kobsar D, Osis ST, Clermont CA, Benson LC.

Wearable Technology - Dr. Reed Ferber

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BRIDEL Conference Reviewer Board Member • Society of Behavioural • You Can Play, Western Canada Medicine, Abstract Reviewer Conference Organization • CAPO, Abstract Reviewer • North American Society for the Editor Sociology of Sport Conference, • Global Advances in Health Vancouver BC, Director and Medicine (GAHM), Committee Member Associate Editor • LGBTQI2S Sport Inclusion Editorial/Advisory Board Member Task Force, Coordinator • Cancer Care Ontario, KT Exercise Editorial/Advisory Board Member Clinical Advisory Committee • Sociology of Sport Journal Executive Board Member • Exercise is Medicine Canada CLUFF – National Advisory Council Grant Reviewer Grant Reviewer • Research Foundation Flanders • CIHR, Doctoral Committee B – FWO PDF Competition. • AB Innovates, Post-Doctoral Flanders, Belgium Fellowship Committee • NSERC Collaborative Research Membership and Development Grants • Society of Behavioral • Markin USRP Competition, Medicine (SBM) University of Calgary • International Society of Conference Reviewer Psycho Oncology (IPOS) • Motor Learning and Motor • Canadian Association of Control (MCML) Conference, Psycho-Oncology (CAPO) Society for Neuroscience Satellite • Arnie Charbonneau Cancer Meeting. Washington DC Institute (Formerly SACRI) Memberships • Alberta Children’s Hospital • Society for Neuroscience Research Institute (ACHRI) • Alberta Centre for Active Living CULOS-REED Conference Organization DIN • CANO, Exercise and Cancer Committee Member And Grant Reviewer Survivorship, Committee • InMotion Network Member (Canadian Association of Nursing Oncology) DOYLE-BAKER • CAPO, Research Committee Conference Organization Member (Canadian Association • Walk 21 Conference Committee, of Psycho-Oncology) Co-Chair of Pre-Conference • CAPO/IPOS Organizing Sessions, Calgary AB Committee – Scientific Board, • Exercise Perspectives Conference for 2019 Conference in Banff AB Organizing Committee, AB

2018 Annual Report 35 OFFICIAL RESEARCH RELATED FUNCTIONS

Editorial/Advisory Board Member EMERY • International Journal of Committee Member Kinesiology and Sport Science • Massive Open Online Course • Annals of Applied Sport Science (MOOC) in Concussion Grant Reviewer Leadership Committee • CIHR Foundation Grants, • Osteoarthritis Research Expert Panel Society International: Sport, • The J. William Fulbright Exercise, Physical Activity Commission -Czech Republic and Osteoarthritis Prevention • CIHR Adverse Event Discussion Group, Co-lead Committee, SK • Osteoarthritis Research Committee Member Society International • Alberta Cancer Prevention Scientific Committee Legacy Fund -Physical • International Olympic Committee, Activity Group, Co-Chair Medical and Scientific Committee • World Federation of Public • Parachute Canada Concussion Health Association; Global Awareness Advisory Committee Health Equity & Digital • Bone and Joint Canada – Technology Working Group Steering Committee Editor EDWARDS • British Journal of Sport Editorial Board Member Medicine, Deputy Editor • Scientific Reports Advisory Board Member Board Member • Parachute Canada External • International Society of Scientific Advisory Board Biomechanics, Secretary General Grant Reviewer Grant Reviewer • CIHR Gold Leaf Prize • CIHR Project Grants, Review Panel Clinical Investigation B2 • CIHR Population Health (CB2) Committee Project Grant Review Panel • NSERC Discovery Grants, Membership External Reviewer • Royal Society of Canada, Conference Organization College of New Scholars • ISB/ASB 2019 • Canadian Academy of • Footwear Biomechanics Health Sciences, Fellow Symposium 2019 Conference Organization • Canadian Academy for Sport and Exercise Medicine – Research Session Chair & Abstract Review Chair (Injury Prevention)

36 Faculty of Kinesiology OFFICIAL RESEARCH RELATED FUNCTIONS

FERBER • Journal of the Canadian Scientific Advisory Board Member Chiropractic Association • Biotricity Inc. • Sportverletzung Sportschaden • Fitbit Inc. Advisory Board Member Editorial/Advisory Board Member • International Society of • Prosthetics and Orthotics Biomechanics, Vice-Chair, International Motor Control Group • Journal of Sport Rehabilitation • Nike Sport Research • Journal of Athletic Training Advisory Board • German Journal of HERZOG Sport Sciences Editor • Sportwissenschaft Journal • Journal of Sport and Health • Sportorthopädie Science, Co-Editor in Chief Sporttraumatologie, • Exercise and Sports Science International Board Member Reviews, Associate Editor Grant Reviewer • IEEE Transactions in Neural • NSERC (1990-present) Systems and Rehabilitation • CIHR Foundation Grant Program Engineering, Associate Editor • CIHR College of Reviewers Editorial Board Member Conference Organization • Chiropractic & Manual Therapies • International Society of • The Current Issues of Biomechanics Conference, Sport Science (CISS) Calgary AB. International • Journal of Functional Conference Chair, (2016-2019) Morphology and Kinesiology • Rocky Mountain Muscle • Biomechanics and Modeling Symposium, Canmore AB. in Mechanobiology International Conference Chair • International Journal • Canadian Society for of Mechanical and Biomechanics, Halifax, NS. Materials Engineering David Winter Young Investigator • Muscles, Ligaments and Award Committee Member Tendons Journal • World Congress of Biomechanics, • Sports Orthopaedics and Dublin, Ireland, Scientific Sports Traumatology Reviewer / Scientific Chair • Molecular and Cellular for Session of Locomotion Biomechanics and Human Movement • Journal of Biomechanics • International Society of • Journal of Electromyography Electrophysiology and and Kinesiology Kinesiology, Dublin, Ireland, • Journal of Manipulative and Muscle and Force Session Chair Physiological Therapeutics

2018 Annual Report 37 OFFICIAL RESEARCH RELATED FUNCTIONS

KATZ KUO Editorial Board Member Conference Organization • International Journal of • Dynamic Walking Conference Computer Science in Sport Series, Founder and Steering • Journal of Human Committee Chair (2006-present) Sport and Exercise • ISB/ASB 2019,Organizing Grant Reviewer Committee • Faculty of Nursing, University of Calgary, Research MACINNIS Operating Grants Committee Member • Christian Doppler Association • Canadian Society for Exercise (CDG) in Europe, Fitness & Physiology (CSEP) Knowledge Well-being– Digital Motion Translation Committee Committee Member • Cummings School of Medicine, MACINTOSH Medical Education Admissions Grant Reviewer Review Advisory Committee • NSERC, Peer Review Panel member KENNY Board Member MCDONOUGH • Healthy Dancer Canada, Editor Secretary (elected) • Journal of Sport & Exercise Committee Member Psychology, Associate Editor • Healthy Dancer Canada, Dancer Editorial Board Member Screening Committee, Co-Chair • Sport, Exercise, and • International Association for Performance Psychology Dance Medicine and Science, • International Journal of Program Committee Member Sport Psychology Conference Organization Committee Member • XXVII Congress of the • Canadian Association for International Society Psychosocial Oncology of Biomechanics, Research Committee Dance Biomechanics • Journal of Sport & Exercise Symposia Organizer Psychology Excellence in Membership Research Award, Selection • Alberta Children’s Hospital Committee Chair Research Institute Conference Organization • O’Brien Institute for Public Health • North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity-Sport and Exercise Psychology Program

38 Faculty of Kinesiology OFFICIAL RESEARCH RELATED FUNCTIONS

MILLET • The International Society of Committee Member Arthroscopy, Knee Surgery • Medical Research Council, And Orthopaedic Sports United Kingdom Medicine (ISAKOS) Grant Reviewer • Canadian Academy Of Sport and • NSERC Exercise Medicine (CASEM) • Associate Member, American MOHTADI Academy of Orthopaedic Editorial/Advisory Board Member Surgeons (AAOS) • Journal of Hip Preservation • Canadian Orthopaedic Surgery (2014-present) Association (COA) • International Board Member, • Multi-Centre Arthroscopy of Elsevier Publishing House & the Hip Outcomes Research Journal of Sportorthopädie- Network (MAHORN) Sporttraumatologie, • Alberta Orthopaedic (2006-present) Society (AOS) • American Journal of Sport • Alberta Medical Medicine, (2001-present) Association (AMA) • Clinical Journal of Sport • Canadian Medical Medicine, Associate Association (CMA) Editor, (1997-present) • Physician and Sports MURIAS Medicine, (2008-present) Grant Reviewer Committee Member • NSERC Discovery Grant, • Canadian Academy of Sport and External Reviewer Exercise Medicine, Credentials Committee. (2013-present) NIGG • International Society of Editorial/Advisory Board Member Arthroscopy, Knee Surgery • Brazilian Journal of and Orthopaedic Sports Biomechanics, (2000-ongoing) Medicine (ISAKOS), Hip, • Orthopädische Zeitschriften, Groin and Thigh Committee (2005-ongoing) Co-chair, (2015-present) • Footwear Science, Grant Reviewer (2008-ongoing) • CIHR • International Scholarly Research • Physicians Services Incorporated Notices(ISRN) Biomedical of Ontario and Alberta Children's Engineering, (2012-ongoing) Hospital Foundation. Conference Organization Membership • ISB/ASB 2019, Organizing • The European Society for Sports Committee Traumatology, Knee Surgery And Arthroscopy (ESSKA)

2018 Annual Report 39 OFFICIAL RESEARCH RELATED FUNCTIONS

PASANEN REIMER Editorial/Advisory Board Member Editorial/Advisory Board Member • Finnish Coaches Association, • Applied Physiology, Nutrition and Finland. Advisory Board Member Metabolism, Associate Editor • Finnish Strength and • BioRad Laboratories Inc., Conditioning Coaches Scientific Advisory Board Association, Finland. Committee Member Board of Directors • Strategic Clinical Network • Healthy Dancer program, Finnish Research and Innovation National Ballet, Helsinki, Finland. Advisory Committee, Diabetes, Advisory Board Member Obesity and Nutrition • Finnish Sports Physiotherapists Conference Organization Association, Finland. • Conference on Recent Advances Scientific Board Member in Preventing and Managing Conference Organization Child and Adolescent Obesity, • 14th Scandinavian Congress Organizing Committee of Medicine and Science in Grant Reviewer Sports 2018, Scientific Board • CIHR Banting Postdoctoral member and abstract reviewer Fellowships National Selection Committee, (2017-2020) PASKEVICH • NSERC Discovery Grants, Editorial/Advisory Board Member External Reviewer • Case Studies in Sport and • FNRS, Funds for Scientific Exercise Psychology (CSSEP), Research Grants, Belgium, Editorial Board (AASP) External Reviewer Conference Organization Membership • Association of Applied • Canadian Obesity Sport Psychology (AASP) Network, Calgary Chapter, Conference, Abstract Reviewer Executive Member Membership • American Psychology SCHNEIDER Association (APA) Committee Member • American Psychology • Massive Open Online Course Association (Div. 47) (MOOC) in Concussion, • Association of Applied Sport Leadership Committee Psychology (AASP) • Scientific Committee, • Canadian Sport Psychology 6th International Association, Professional Consensus Conference on Member & Academic Member Concussion in Sport • Canadian Committee of Combative Sports Associations, Medical Sub Committee

40 Faculty of Kinesiology OFFICIAL RESEARCH RELATED FUNCTIONS

• Federal Working Group PDF clinical trainee on Concussion in Sport, selection committee Surveillance initiative co- • CSEP Knowledge lead with Dr. Charles Tater Translation Committee • Federal Working Group on Membership Concussion in Sport, Canadian • American Physiological Society Concussion Collaborative • Canadian Society for Exercise Representative, (2016-present) Physiology (CSEP) Editorial/Advisory Board Member • Canadian Alliance of STEFANYSHYN Physiotherapist Regulators Editor • Alberta Rehabilitation Research • Footwear Science, Counsel (2017-present) Associate Editor • Parachute Canada Expert Editorial/Advisory Board Member Advisory group on • European Journal of Concussion, (2016-present) Sport Science Grant Reviewer Committees • SUPPORT Research • NFL Engineering Committee Infrastructure Programs Conference Organization Committee • ISB 2019, Organizing Committee Conference Organization • International Society of WERTHNER Biomechanics Conference, Editorial/Advisory Board Member Secretary General • International Sport Coaching • Sport Physiotherapy Journal (2013-ongoing) Canadian Concussion • Canadian Journal for Women symposium, Co-organizer in Coaching (on-line journal • 6th International Consensus of Coaching Association of Conference on Concussion in Canada), (2000-present) Sport Scientific Committee • Canadian Association for the Advancement of Women and SHEARER Sport and Physical Activity Editor (CAAWS), Advisory Committee • Applied Physiology, Nutrition and – Actively Engaging Women Metabolism, Associate Editor and Girls: Addressing Psycho- Editorial Board Member social factors, (2012-present) • Journal of Applied Physiology • Coaching Association of Canada Grant Reviewer Women and Coaching Program. • CIHR, project grants, Advisor, (1998-present) selection committee • CIHR, PDF selection committee • Michael Smith Foundation,

2018 Annual Report 41 OFFICIAL RESEARCH RELATED FUNCTIONS

Membership Medicine Committee. • Canadian Sport Psychology • World Rugby Medicine, Science Association, Past Chair (CSPA/ and Research Committee ACPS), (2013-present) • World Rugby Research • PGA of Canada Technical Committee Advisory Panel, (2014-present) • World Rugby Anti- • International Council for Coach Doping Judicial Panel Education (ICCE), (2005-present) ZWICKER WILEY Editorial/Advisory Boards Editorial Board • Kids Brain Health Network Board • Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine Member,research representative Grant Reviewer • Public Member, Alberta College • World Rugby Research Program of Optometrists (2014- present) Conference Organization Committees • Canadian Academy • MPP Graduate Program of Sport and Exercise Committee (2016- present) Medicine 50th Anniversary • Alberta Provincial Precision Conference 2020, Chair Medicine and Precision • World Rugby Medical Public Health Working Conference Organizing Group (2016-2018) Committee, London, UK • Kids Brain Health Network Committees CSO search committee • College of Family Practice • Kids Brain Health Network of Canada, Certification of Strategic Planning Committee Added Competency (CAC), Grant Reviewer Added Verification Route • ACHRI Summer Studentship for FM Sport and Exercise Application

NFL Grant Announcement - Carolyn Emery

42 Faculty of Kinesiology COLLABORATORS

Research Staff Quinn, Colton Befus, Kimberley (MSc) Abusara, Ziad Rutkovskaya, Maria Behling, Anja (MSc) Aktary, Michelle Sawatsky, Andrew Benson, Lauren (PD) Barrons, Zachary Seerattan, Ruth Beselt, Jayne (MSc) Blote, Karen Sick, Stacy Bharwani, Alia (MSc) Brett, Allan Spencer, Nicole Biglioli, Matteo Bucholtz, Mattheis Stergiou, Pro Black, Amanda (PD) Chan, Denise Struthers, Nicole Boisvert, Nicole Chaudhary, Stephen Toutant, Alex Boldt, Kevin (PhD) Childs, Tanya Trudeau, Melanie Boudreau, Kaitlyn (PhD) Clay, Rose Unrau, Caitlin Bruce, Olivia (PhD) Coetzee, Melinda van den Berg, Carla Burma, Joel (MSc) Cooke, Emily van Rassel, Cody Campbell, Caitlin (MSc) Danyluk, Jessica Varughese, Joel Campeau, Lauren Derflingher, Luz Vernillo, Gianluca Campelo, Alexandre Desrosiers, Debbie Vijayan, Vineetha (PhD) Dew, Mike Viliunas, Kevin Carlisle, Elizabeth (MSc) Djerboua, Maya Vinneau, Jordyn Cashaback, Joshua (PD) Eller, Lindsay Virani, Shane Chen, Alexander (MSc) Esau, Shane Wallace, Charmaine Chin, Mathieu George, Alli Wannop, Bill Chleilat, Fatima (PhD) Green, Erin Williamson, Tanya Cho, Nicole (PhD) Holash, Barbara Wilson, Kate Choi, John Hubka, Tate Wong, Jeremy Christie, Sommer (PD) Janzen, Leticia Yeung, Brennan Cigoja, Sasa (MSc) Jinha, Azim Zacher, Jordan Coates, Kyla (PhD) Joumaa, Venus Codd, Chevonne (MSc) Kozak, Stacy Trainees Crack, Laura (MSc) Krolikowski, Maciek Critchley, Meghan (PhD) Kuntze, Greg Aboodarda, Saied Jalal Critchton, Ross Lee, Alissa (PD) Crites, Stephanie Lee, Kristine Ahamed, Nizam (PD) D’Silva, Adrijana (PhD) Leonard, Timothy Albinati, Natalia (MSc) Daun, Julia (MSc) Lobos, Stacey Armstrong, Victoria Donaldson, Gerald Loos, Lisa Asmussen, Mike (PD) (PhD) McDonald, Marena Azevedo, Rafael (PhD) Dourthe, Benjamin (PD) McDougall, Hayley Baggaley, Michael (PhD) Dowd, Justine (PD) Minchello, Nathaniel Banman, Christopher Downie, Sheila (MSc) Morrison, Lindsay (MSc) Eliason, Paul (PhD) Neave, Louise Barrick, Simon (PhD) Esposito, Michael (MSc) Nguyen, Hoa Beaumont, Julia Eubank, Breda (PhD) Nigg, Sandro Beever, Austin (MSc) Exner, Kyle

2018 Annual Report 43 COLLABORATORS

Ezzat, Allison (PhD) Klancic, Teja (PhD) Mira, Jose (PhD) Fedorick, Lindon Kolstad, Ash Miutz, Lauren (MSc) Felber Charbonneau, Komeili, Amin (PD) Mohr, Maurice (PhD) Evelyn (PhD) Korodele, Abiola Moo, Eng Kuan (PD) Firminger, Colin (PhD) Kosbar, Dylan (PD) Moore, Rob (MD/MSc) Fletcher, Jared (PD) Kronlund, Liam (MSc) Moroz, Michael Foreman, Teague Kruger, Renata (PhD) Morris, Nathaniel (MSc) Forgeron, Erica Ladle, Andrew (PD) Mu, Chunlong (PD) Fortuna, Rafael (PD) Langlier, David (MD/ Nazeer, Sadhiq Fuller, Colm (PhD) MSc) Neave, Louise Fullerton, Madison Lategan, Conné Nettleton, Jodi (PhD) (MSc) Lavigne, Colin (MSc) Newton, Janna Gallinger, Tessa (MSc) Lawson, Drew (MSc) Nuique, Kate Ghali, Brianna Lee, Mattea Onasch, Franziska (PhD) Gorrell, Lindsay (PhD) Lisovac, Leona Orellana, Daniela Goudie, Luke (MSc) Lorenzen, Kristin (MSc) Otoo, Baaba (PhD) Graham, Robby Loundagin, Lindsay Owoeye, Oluwatoyosi Grewal, Eshleen (MSc) (PhD) (PD) Grewal, Sagar Ma, Kyle O’Yeung, Brennan Gryzb, Caitlin MacDonald, Connor Paglione, Vanessa Haider, Ifaz (PDF) MacDonald, Graham Patterson, Michelle Han, Seong-won (PhD) (PhD) (MSc) Hashim, Jawad (MSc) MacDougal, Keenan Paul, Heather (PhD) Hernandez, Maria (MSc) Pinky, Najratum (PhD) Hillson, Colin MacKay, Scott Piucco, Tatiane (PD) Hoitz, Fabian (MSc) MacLean, Jeff Plater, Emma (PhD) Iannetta, Danilo (PhD) Macphail, Emily (MSc) Porietis, Renee Inglis, Calaine (PhD) Madden, Robyn (MSc) Poscente, Sophia Ingram, Cristina Mahmood, Sherry Qahtani, Ahmed (MSc) Jaswal, Roger (MSc) Manz, Sabina (MSc) Räisänen, Anu (PD) Jelani, Neum Martinez, German Ramsay, Mollee Jensen, Dominque Mathieu, Chin Riglin, Sydney Johnson, Ellis Mattu, Anmol (MSc) Rios, Jaqueline Johnstone, Corson Maurus, Philipp (PhD) Lourdes (PhD) (MSc) Mayengbam, Rutschmann, Trevor Kaiser, Kelly (PD) Shyamchand (PD) (MSc) Kashluba, Kayla (MSc) McCallum, Kyle (PhD) Sandron, Elysa (MSc) Kelly, Danika (MSc) McDougall, Hayley Saona, Jorge Kennedy, Geneva McDougall, Robyn Schnell, Andrew (MSc) Khassetarash, Arash Meeuwisse, Derek Scholz, Robyn (PhD) Michael, John Scully, Olivia Khawaja, Arsalan Miller, Ryan Shank, Jena (MSc)

44 Faculty of Kinesiology COLLABORATORS

Sharma, Tushar (MSc) Visitors Vieira de Oliveira, Shepherd, Heather Angerstorfer, Johanna Gustavo (MSc) Baumann, Rilena Wang, Xiao Shikaze, Stephen Beaumont, Julia Yu-Fu, Xiao Shin, Jeff Behling, Anja Sibole, Scott (PhD) Bill, Kevin External Smith, Donovan Brulotte, Madeleine Collaborators Smith, Ian (PD) Burkhardt, Katharina Soares, Rogerio (PhD) Chemerka, Colleen UCalgary Sobchuk, Kaitlyn Chrastkova, Martina Bebb, Gwyn Sosnowski, Sarah Collao Alonso, Nicolas Beckers, Kim Stilling, Carlyn (MSc) Darici, Osman Belton, Kathy Stokes, Rachel de Campos, Daiani Benard, Laura Suarez-Moreno, Paula Filion, Myriam Bender, Amy Taddei, Larissa (MSc) Frasson, Viviane Benseler, Susanne Tait, Tyler (PhD) Fukutani, Atsuki Benson, Brian Tan, Justin García, Mariana Betuzzi, Conny Thacker, Anna (MSc) Griffiths, Robert Boyd, Steven Tisserand, Romain (PD) Hoitz, Fabian Brooks, Brian Toomey, Clodagh (PD) Jandova, Sona Bultz, Barry Tran, Catherine Jungmalm, Jonatan Burkholder, Lee Tripp, Tom (MSc) Kristensen, Anders Caird, Jeffrey Twomey, Rosemary Lemaire, Koen Carlson, Linda (PD) Madeleine, Hannington Chan, Sonny Ura, Daniel (PD) Mattiello, Stela Condliffe, Elizabeth VanDerVeeken, Tessa Meixner, Anna Currie, Gillian (MSc) Nazeer, Sadhiq Debert, Chantel Ventresca, Matthew Nesselaar, Anke Demchuk, Andrew (PD) Örtes, Faruk Dewey, Deborah Vidiera, Jessica Osterloh, Judith Dukelow, Sean Volkova, Valeriya (MSc) Park, Sang Kyoon Dunn, Jeff Weigel, Kale Paroschi de Morais, Friedenreich, Christine Weisberg, Alanna (MSc) Gustavo Giesbrecht, Gerry White, Emily Reijnierse, Thomas Gnanakumar, Vithya Wong, Janet (MSc) Ryu, Hansol Goodyear, Bradley Wong, Jolene Saotome, Homare Graham, Susan Wrightson, James (PD) Shephard, Neil Hagel, Brent Yeung, Natalie (MSc) Sperlich, Billy Harris, Ashley Yu, Bryan (MSc) van Adrichem, Bram Hart, David Zea, Mauel van Rijswijk, Isa Hewson, Jennifer Zhang, Jenny Varesco, Giorgio Hill, Michael Vaz, Marco Ho, Josephine

2018 Annual Report 45 COLLABORATORS

Huang, Carol Bertollo, Maurizio Reynolds, James Jaremko, Jacob Birch-Jones, Jennifer Russell, Kelly Kirton, Adam Blouin, Jean-Sebastien Sabiston, Catherine Lebel, Catherine Boyd, Lara Santa Mina, Daniel Lebrun, Constance Brunet, Jennifer Scott, Stephen Legg, David Brusonni, Marianni Shier, Ian Manske, Sarah Carpenter, Mark Smirl, Jonathan Marshall, Deborah Cassidy, David Turgeon, Alexis Mikrogianakis, Angelo Cossar, Rosie Ungar, Wendy Mish, Sandra Crocker, Peter vanDonkelaar, Paul Mohtadi, Nicholas Culver, Diane Walter, Jens Mosher, Dianne Dalton, Brian Wellington, Cheryl Mrazik, Martin Dorsch, Kim Whittaker, Jackie Mrklas, Kelly Ellis, Michael Yampolsky, Ilan Nettel-Aguirre, Alberto Fremont, Pierre Zemek, Roger Nicholas, David Fuselli, Pamela Noel, Melanie Gagnon, Isabelle International Oehlberg, Lora Gibala, Martin Aaltonen, Sari Poulin, Marc Goulet, Claude Abdelrasoul, Emad Ramage, Barbara Gribble, Paul Andriacchi, Thomas Raman, Maitreyi Hanson, Heather Arden, Nigel Razzak, Amane Heard, Mark Arslan, Yunus Robu, Ion Hutchison, Jamie Aubry, Mark Federico, Salvatore Inglis, Tim Avela, Janne Samuels, Charles Jordan, Matt Ayramo, Sami Sharkey, Keith Kissick, James Bahr, Roald Tough, Suzanne Koehle, Michael Baillie, J. Kenneth Twilt, Marinka Kohen, Dafna Batt, Mark Ursulak, Gina Lach, Lucy Bennell, Kim Verma, Sunil Levac, Amy Bierma-Zeinstra, Sita Whitaker, Jackie Li, Linda Blankenship, Bonnie Wiart, Lesley MacDonald, Kerry Blauwet, Cheri Williamson, Tyler Macpherson, Alison Bolling, Caroline Woodhouse, Linda Marshall, Deborah Broglio, Steven Yeates, Keith McFadyen, Brad Chevignard, Mathilde Mercier, Catherine Christ, Sharon External (National) Nadeau, Luc Clarsen, Benjamin Arim, Rubab Phillips, Stuart Cook, Jill Babul, Shelina Pike, Ian Crevecoeur, Frederic Barlow, Karen Power, Geoff Darling, Eric Bell, Rhonda Pruszynski, Andrew Davis, Gavin Ben, Leah Reed, Nick Derman, Wayne

46 Faculty of Kinesiology COLLABORATORS

Dvorak, Jiri Liederbach, Marijeanne Rouhi, Gholamreza Engebretsen, Lars Lloyd, David Ruiz, Yumary Englund, Mike Lloyd, Rhodri Runhaar, Jos Feddermann-Demont, Lohmander, Stefan Schappacher, Gudrun Nina Losina, Elina Schwellnus, Martin Feng, Di Luyten, Frank Seiberl, Wolfgang Finch, Caroline Makdissi, Michael Snyder, Frank Fontana, Heiliane Mattila, Ville Snyder-Mackler, Lynn Fortington, Lauren McCrea, Michael Starnes, Heather Franks, Melissa McCrory, Paul Steffen, Kathrin Giza, Christopher McDavid, Lindley Stokes, Maria Guermazi, Ali McKay, Carly Stubbe, Janine Guskiewicz, Kevin Mobisheri, Ali Thompson, Dylan Haapasalo, Heidi Murphy, Robyn Troped, Phil Heinonen, Ari Myklebust, Grethe Turner, Michael Herring, Stanley Neittaanmaki, Pekka Ullrich-French, Sarah Howard, Jason Nishikawa, Kiisa van Mechelen, Willem Huber, Jessica Parkkari, Jari van Rijn, Rogier Hunter, David Peat, George Vasankari, Tommi Kannus, Pekka Peltonen, Juha Verhagen, Evert Katz-Leurer, Michal Pogliaghi, Silvia Verschuren, Olaf Koga, Shunsaku Proctor, David Vliet, Peter Konttinen, Niilo Reed, Nick Webborn, Nick Korhonen, Rami Register-Mihalik, Johna Wilkes, Matthew Kraus, Virginia Richards, Elizabeth Willick, Stuart Krosshaug, Tron Risberg, May-Arna Xia, Yang Kujala, Urho Roos, Ewa

2018 Annual Report 47 PEER REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES

Aboodarda SJ, Greene RM, Philpott DT, Jaswal RS, Millet GY, Behm DG. 2018. The effect of rolling massage on the excitability of the corticospinal pathway. Appl Physiol Nutr Metab, DOI: 10.1139/apnm-2017-0408

Aboodarda SJ, Mira J, Floreani M, Jaswal R, Moon SJ, Amery K, Rupp T, Millet GY. 2018. Effects of endurance cycling training on neuromuscular fatigue in healthy active men. Part II: Corticospinal excitability and voluntary activation. Eur J Appl Physiol, DOI: 10.1007/s00421-018-3951-7

Abusara Z, Andrews SHJ, Von Kossel M, Herzog W. 2018. Menisci protect chondrocytes from load-induced injury. Sci Rep, DOI: 10.1038/s41598-018-32503-1

Ahamed NU, Kobsar D, Benson L, Clermont C, Kohrs R, Osis ST, Ferber R. 2018. Using wearable sensors to classify subject-specific running biomechanical gait patterns based on changes in environmental weather conditions. PLoS ONE, DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0203839

Alibhai SMH, Ritvo P, Santa Mina D, Sabiston C, Krahn M, Tomlinson G, Matthew A, Lukka H, Warde P, Durbano S, O'Neill M, Culos-Reed SN. 2018. Protocol for a phase III RCT and economic analysis of two exercise delivery methods in men with PC on ADT 11 Medical and Health Sciences 1117 Public Health and Health Services. BMC Cancer, DOI: 10.1186/s12885-018-4937-x

Ardern CL, Ekas GR, Grindem H, Moksnes H, Anderson AF, Chotel F, Cohen M, Forssblad M, Ganley TJ, Feller JA, Karlsson J, Kocher MS, Laprade RF, Mcnamee M, Mandelbaum B, Micheli L, Mohtadi N, Reider B, Roe J, Seil R, Siebold R, Silvers-Granelli HJ, Soligard T, Witvrouw E, Engebretsen L. 2018. 2018 international Olympic committee consensus statement on prevention, diagnosis and management of paediatric anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries. Br J Sports Med, DOI: 10.1136/bjsports-2018-099060

Asmussen MJ, von Tscharner V, Nigg BM. 2018. Motor unit action potential clustering—theoretical consideration for muscle activation during a motor task. Front Hum Neurosci, DOI: 10.3389/fnhum.2018.00015

Audet O, Hagel BE, Nettel-Aguirre A, Mitra T, Emery CA, Macpherson A, Lavoie MD, Goulet C. 2019. What are the risk factors for injuries and injury prevention strategies for skiers and snowboarders in terrain parks and half- pipes? A systematic review. Br J Sports Med, DOI: 10.1136/bjsports-2018-099166

48 Faculty of Kinesiology PEER REVIEWED JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS

Benson LC, Clermont CA, Bošnjak E, Ferber R. 2018. The use of wearable devices for walking and running gait analysis outside of the lab: A systematic review. Gait Posture, DOI: 10.1016/j.gaitpost.2018.04.047

Benson LC, Clermont CA, Osis ST, Kobsar D, Ferber R. 2018. Classifying running speed conditions using a single wearable sensor: Optimal segmentation and feature extraction methods. J Biomech, DOI: 10.1016/j.jbiomech.2018.01.034

Benson S, Bender AM, Wickenheiser H, Naylor A, Clarke M, Samuels CH, Werthner P. 2019. Differences in sleep patterns, sleepiness, and physical activity levels between young adults with autism spectrum disorder and typically developing controls. Dev Neurorehabil, DOI: 10.1080/17518423.2018.1501777

Bhatla JL, Kroker A, Manske SL, Emery CA, Boyd SK. 2018. Differences in subchondral bone plate and cartilage thickness between women with anterior cruciate ligament reconstructions and uninjured controls. Osteoarthritis Cartilage, DOI: 10.1016/j.joca.2018.04.006

Blake TA, Doyle-Baker PK, Brooks BL, Palacios-Derflingher L, Emery CA. 2018. Physical activity and concussion risk in youth ice hockey players: Pooled prospective injury surveillance cohorts from Canada. BMJ Open, DOI: 10.1136/bmjopen-2018-022735

Boldt KR, Rios JL, Joumaa V, Herzog W. 2018. Force properties of skinned cardiac muscle following increasing volumes of aerobic exercise in rats. J Appl Physiol, DOI: 10.1152/japplphysiol.00631.2017

Bomhof MR, Parnell JA, Ramay HR, Crotty P, Rioux KP, Probert CS, Jayakumar S, Raman M, Reimer RA. 2018. Histological improvement of non-alcoholic steatohepatitis with a prebiotic: a pilot clinical trial. Eur J Nutr, DOI: 10.1007/s00394-018-1721-2

Boorman RS, More KD, Hollinshead RM, Wiley JP, Mohtadi NG, Lo IKY, Brett KR. 2018. What happens to patients when we do not repair their cuff tears? Five-year rotator cuff quality-of-life index outcomes following nonoperative treatment of patients with full-thickness rotator cuff tears. J Shoulder Elbow Surg, DOI: 10.1016/j.jse.2017.10.009

2018 Annual Report 49 PEER REVIEWED JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS

Broglio SP, Kontos AP, Levin H, Schneider K, Wilde EA, Cantu RC, Feddermann- Demont N, Fuller GW, Gagnon I, Gioia GA, Giza C, Griesbach GS, Leddy JJ, Lipton ML, Mayer AR, McAllister TW, McCrea M, McKenzie LB, Putukian M, Signoretti S, Suskauer SJ, Tamburro R, Turner M, Yeates KO, Zemek R, Ala'I S, Esterlitz J, Gay K, Bellgowan PSF, Joseph K. 2018. National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke and Department of Defense sport- related concussion common data elements Version 1.0 Recommendations. J Neurotrauma, DOI: 10.1089/neu.2018.5643

Campelo AM, Katz L. 2018. Physical literacy promotion in older adults using active video gaming: a sense of presence and attitudes towards exercise. 2018 IEEE Games, Entertainment, Media Conference (GEM). 2018 IEEE Games, Entertainment, Media Conference, GEM 2018, DOI: 10.1109/GEM.2018.8516546

Chan M, MacInnis MJ, Koch S, MacLeod KE, Lohse KR, Gallo ME, Sheel AW, Koehle MS. 2018. Cardiopulmonary demand of 16-kg kettlebell snatches in simulated Girevoy Sport. J Strength Cond Res, DOI: 10.1519/jsc.0000000000002588

Chen AW, Herzog W. 2018. Software for convenient correction of artifacts in sonomicrometry. J Exp Biol, DOI: 10.1242/jeb.172726

Chitsazan A, Herzog W, Rouhi G, Abbasi M. 2018. Alteration of strain distribution in distal tibia after triple arthrodesis: Experimental and finite element investigations. J Med Biol Eng, DOI: 10.1007/s40846-017-0330-5

Cho NA, Klancic T, Nettleton JE, Paul HA, Reimer RA. 2018. Impact of food ingredients (Aspartame, Stevia, Prebiotic Oligofructose) on fertility and reproductive outcomes in obese rats. Obesity, DOI: 10.1002/oby.22325

Chung S, Nelson MD, Hamaoka T, Jacobs RA, Pearson J, Subudhi AW, Jenkins NT, Bartlett MF, Fitzgerald LF, Miehm JD, Kent JA, Lucero AA, Rowlands DS, Stoner L, McCully KK, Call J, Rodriguez-Miguelez P, Harris RA, Porcelli S, Rasica L, Marzorati M, Quaresima V, Ryan TE, Vernillo G, Millet GP, Malatesta D, Millet GY, Zuo L, Chuang CC. 2018. Commentaries on viewpoint: principles, insights, and potential pitfalls of the noninvasive determination of muscle oxidative capacity by near-infrared spectroscopy. J Appl Physiol, DOI: 10.1152/japplphysiol.00857.2017

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Cigoja S, Vienneau J, Nigg SR, Nigg BM. 2018. The effects of midsole bending stiffness on ball speed during maximum effort soccer kicks. Footwear Sci, DOI: 10.1080/19424280.2018.1538263

Clermont CA, Benson LC, Osis ST, Kobsar D, Ferber R. 2018. Running patterns for male and female competitive and recreational runners based on accelerometer data. J Sports Sci, DOI: 10.1080/02640414.2018.1488518

Collins KH, Hart DA, Seerattan RA, Reimer RA, Herzog W. 2018. High-fat/ high-sucrose diet-induced obesity results in joint-specific development of osteoarthritis-like degeneration in a rat model. Bone Joint Res, DOI: 10.1302/2046-3758.74.BJR-2017-0201.R2

Collins KH, Herzog W, MacDonald GZ, Reimer RA, Rios JL, Smith IC, Zernicke RF, Hart DA. 2018. Obesity, metabolic syndrome, and musculoskeletal disease: Common inflammatory pathways suggest a central role for loss of muscle integrity. Front Physiol, DOI: 10.3389/fphys.2018.00112

Collins KH, Herzog W, Reimer RA, Reno CR, Heard BJ, Hart DA. 2018. Diet- induced obesity leads to pro-inflammatory alterations to the vitreous humour of the eye in a rat model. Inflamm Res, DOI: 10.1007/s00011-017-1102-y

Collins KH, Sharif B, Reimer RA, Sanmartin C, Herzog W, Chin R, Marshall DA. 2018. Association of Metabolic Markers with self-reported osteoarthritis among middle-aged BMI-defined non-obese individuals: A cross-sectional study. BMC Obes, DOI: 10.1186/s40608-018-0201-9

Comaduran Marquez D, von Tscharner V, Murari K, Nigg BM. 2018. Development of a multichannel current-EMG system for coherence modulation with visual biofeedback. PLoS ONE, DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0206871

Culos-Reed N, Dew M, Zahavich A, Wilson K, Arnason T, Mackenzie M, Brissette C, Van Patten C, Santa Mina D. 2018. Development of a community wellness program for prostate cancer survivors. Transl J Am Coll Sports Med, DOI: 10.1249/tjx.0000000000000064

Culver DM, Werthner P. 2018. Voices: Para athletes speak. Qual Res Sport Ex Health, DOI: 10.1080/2159676X.2017.1393004

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Cuthbert CA, King-Shier KM, Ruether JD, Tapp DM, Wytsma-Fisher K, Fung TS, Nicole Culos-Reed S. 2018. The effects of exercise on physical and psychological outcomes in cancer caregivers: results from the RECHARGE randomized controlled trial. Ann Behav Med, DOI: 10.1093/abm/kax040

Darici O, Temeltas H, Kuo AD. 2018. Optimal regulation of bipedal walking speed despite an unexpected bump in the road. PLoS ONE, DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0204205

de Brito Fontana H, Han SW, Sawatsky A, Herzog W. 2018. The mechanics of agonistic muscles. J Biomech, DOI: 10.1016/j.jbiomech.2018.07.007

Devrome AN, MacIntosh BR. 2018. Force-velocity relationship during isometric and isotonic fatiguing contractions. J Appl Physiol, DOI: 10.1152/japplphysiol.01119.2017

dos Santos AF, Nakagawa TH, Serrao FV, Ferber R. 2018. Patellofemoral joint stress measured across three different running techniques. Gait Posture, DOI: 10.1016/j.gaitpost.2018.11.002

Dowd AJ, Jackson C, Tang KTY, Nielsen D, Clarkin DH, Culos-Reed SN. 2018. MyHealthyGut: development of a theory-based self-regulatory app to effectively manage celiac disease. Mhealth, DOI: 10.21037/mhealth.2018.05.05

Doyle-Baker D, Temesi J, Medysky ME, Holash RJ, Millet GY. 2018. An innovative ergometer to measure neuromuscular fatigue immediately after cycling. Med Sci Sports Exerc, DOI: 10.1249/mss.0000000000001427

Doyle-Baker PK, McLean LP, Fung A. 2017. Female athlete triad - probable but difficult to confirm in female ice hockey players. Annales Kinesiologiae, 8(2):69-92

Doyle-Baker PK, Verge KM, McClelland L, Fung T. 2018. First year university students self-reported health outcomes over an academic semester. JBTM, DOI: 10.14302/issn.2474-9273.jbtm-18-2348

Dunn S, Wittevrongel K, Zwicker JD. 2018. How do we boost employment outcomes for neurodiverse Albertans. SPPP, DOI: 10.11575/sppp.v11i0.52988

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Dunn S, Zwicker J. 2018. Why is uptake of the disability tax credit low in Canada? Exploring possible barriers to access. SPPP, DOI: 10.11575/sppp.v11i0.43187

Dutton DJ, Forest PG, Kneebone RD, Zwicker JD. 2018. The authors respond to "fueling the culture of distrust in doctors". CMAJ, DOI: 10.1503/cmaj.69414

Dutton DJ, Forest PG, Kneebone RD, Zwicker JD. 2018. Effect of provincial spending on social services and health care on health outcomes in Canada: an observational longitudinal study. CMAJ, DOI: 10.1503/cmaj.170132

Earl-Boehm JE, Bolgla LA, Emory C, Hamstra-Wright KL, Tarima S, Ferber R. 2018. Treatment success of hip and core or knee strengthening for patellofemoral pain: Development of clinical prediction rules. J Athl Train, DOI: 10.4085/1062-6050-510-16

Edwards WB. 2018. Modeling overuse injuries in sport as a mechanical fatigue phenomenon. Exerc Sport Sci Rev, DOI: 10.1249/JES.0000000000000163

Edwards WB, Simonian N, Haider IT, Anschel AS, Chen D, Gordon KE, Gregory EK, Kim KH, Parachuri R, Troy KL, Schnitzer TJ. 2018. Effects of teriparatide and vibration on bone mass and bone strength in people with bone loss and spinal cord injury: A randomized, controlled trial. J Bone Miner Res, DOI: 10.1002/jbmr.3525

Emery CA. 2018. Injury prevention in kids' adventure and extreme sports: future directions. Res Sports Med, DOI: 10.1080/15438627.2018.1452239

Eubank BHF, Lafave MR, Wiley JP, Sheps DM, Bois AJ, Mohtadi NG. 2018. Evaluating quality of care for patients with rotator cuff disorders. BMC Health Serv Res, DOI: 10.1186/s12913-018-3375-4

Ezzat AM, Brussoni M, Whittaker JL, Emery CA. 2018. A qualitative investigation of the attitudes and beliefs about physical activity and post-traumatic osteoarthritis in young adults 3–10 years after an intra-articular knee injury. Phys Ther Sport, DOI: 10.1016/j.ptsp.2018.05.001

Ezzat AM, Whittaker JL, Toomey C, Doyle-Baker PK, Brussoni M, Emery CA. 2018. Knee confidence in youth and young adults at risk of post-traumatic osteoarthritis 3–10 years following intra-articular knee injury. J Sci Med Sport, DOI: 10.1016/j.jsams.2017.11.012

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Firminger CR, Vernillo G, Savoldelli A, Stefanyshyn DJ, Millet GY, Edwards WB. 2018. Joint kinematics and ground reaction forces in overground versus treadmill graded running. Gait Posture, DOI: 10.1016/j.gaitpost.2018.04.042

Fletcher JR, MacIntosh BR. 2018. Changes in Achilles tendon stiffness and energy cost following a prolonged run in trained distance runners. PLoS ONE, DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0202026

Fletcher JR, MacIntosh BR. 2018. Estimates of Achilles tendon moment arm length at different ankle joint angles: Effect of passive moment. J Appl Biomech, DOI: 10.1123/jab.2016-0263

Fletcher JR, MacIntosh BR. 2018. Theoretical considerations for muscle-energy savings during distance running. J Biomech, DOI: 10.1016/j.jbiomech.2018.03.023

Fortuna R, Kirchhuebel H, Seiberl W, Power GA, Herzog W. 2018. Force depression following a stretch-shortening cycle is independent of stretch peak force and work performed during shortening. Sci Rep, DOI: 10.1038/s41598-018-19657-8

Fox A, Ferber R, Saunders N, Osis S, Bonacci J. 2018. Gait kinematics in individuals with acute and chronic patellofemoral pain. Med Sci Sports Exerc, DOI: 10.1249/MSS.0000000000001465

Franks MM, Richards EA, McDonough MH, Christ SL, Marshall ME. 2018. Walking for our health: couple-focused interventions to promote physical activity in older adults. Int J Health Promot Educ, DOI: 10.1080/14635240.2018.1522266

Fremont P, Schneider K. 2018. New recommendations on sport-related concussions: stronger methodology, practical messages, and remaining challenges. Clin J Sport Med, DOI: 10.1097/jsm.0000000000000556

Fukutani A, Herzog W. 2018. Residual force enhancement is attenuated in a shortening magnitude-dependent manner. Med Sci Sports Exerc, DOI: 10.1249/MSS.0000000000001670

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Galpern P, Ladle A, Alaniz Uribe F, Sandalack B, Doyle-Baker P. 2018. Assessing urban connectivity using volunteered mobile phone GPS locations. Appl Geogr, DOI: 10.1016/j.apgeog.2018.02.009

George MA, McLay KM, Doyle-Baker PK, Reimer RA, Murias JM. 2018. Fitness level and not aging per se, determines the oxygen uptake kinetics response. Front Physiol, DOI: 10.3389/fphys.2018.00277

Gergelé L, Venet F, Ravelojaona M, Morel J, Féasson L, Hayman J, Villars-Méchin A, Millet GY, Monneret G. 2018. Mountain ultra-marathon finishers exhibit marked immune alterations similar to those of severe trauma patients. Intensive Care Med, DOI: 10.1007/s00134-017-5013-8

Gillis C, Buhler K, Bresee L, Carli F, Gramlich L, Culos-Reed N, Sajobi TT, Fenton TR. 2018. Effects of nutritional prehabilitation, with and without exercise, on outcomes of patients who undergo colorectal surgery: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Gastroenterology, DOI: 10.1053/j.gastro.2018.05.012

Glass LD, Cheng AJ, MacIntosh BR. 2018. Role of Ca2+ in changing active force during intermittent submaximal stimulation in intact, single mouse muscle fibers. Pflugers Arch, DOI: 10.1007/s00424-018-2143-y

Greenwood-Van Meerveld B, Mohammadi E, Latorre R, Truitt ER, Jay GD, Sullivan BD, Schmidt TA, Smith N, Saunders D, Ziegler J, Lerner M, Hurst R, Towner RA. 2018. Preclinical animal studies of intravesical recombinant human proteoglycan 4 as a novel potential therapy for diseases resulting from increased bladder permeability. Urology, DOI: 10.1016/j.urology.2018.02.034

Haid TH, Doix ACM, Nigg BM, Federolf PA. 2018. Age effects in postural control analyzed via a principal component analysis of kinematic data and interpreted in relation to predictions of the optimal feedback control theory. Front Aging Neurosci, DOI: 10.3389/fnagi.2018.00022

Haider IT, Lobos SM, Simonian N, Schnitzer TJ, Edwards WB. 2018. Bone fragility after spinal cord injury: reductions in stiffness and bone mineral at the distal femur and proximal tibia as a function of time. Osteoporos Int, DOI: 10.1007/ s00198-018-4733-0

Haider IT, Schneider P, Michalski A, Edwards WB. 2018. Influence of geometry on proximal femoral shaft strains: Implications for atypical femoral fracture. Bone, DOI: 10.1016/j.bone.2018.02.015

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Herzog W. 2018. Do recreational team sports provide fitness and health benefits? J Sport Health Sci, DOI: 10.1016/j.jshs.2018.01.001

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Herzog W. 2018. The mysteries of eccentric muscle action. Journal of Sport and Health Science, DOI: 10.1016/j.jshs.2018.05.006

Herzog W. 2018. Why are muscles strong, and why do they require little energy in eccentric action? J Sport Health Sci, DOI: 10.1016/j.jshs.2018.05.005

Higgins JP, Babu K, Deuster PA, Shearer J. 2018. Energy drinks: A contemporary issues paper. Curr Sports Med Rep, DOI: s10.1249/jsr.0000000000000454

Higgins JP, Babu KM, Deuster PA, Shearer J. 2018. Stimulant-containing energy drinks: What You Need to Know. ACSMs Health Fit J, DOI: 10.1249/FIT.0000000000000379

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Hutchison JS, Emery C, Gagnon I, Léger C, Riopelle R, Wellington C, Wilson E, Turgeon AF. 2018. The Canadian Traumatic Brain Injury Research Consortium: Epitomizing collaborative research in Canada. J Neurotrauma, DOI: 10.1089/neu.2018.5871

Iannetta D, Fontana FY, Maturana FM, Inglis EC, Pogliaghi S, Keir DA, Murias JM. 2018. An equation to predict the maximal lactate steady state from ramp- incremental exercise test data in cycling. J Sci Med Sport, DOI: 10.1016/j.jsams.2018.05.004

Iannetta D, Inglis EC, Fullerton C, Passfield L, Murias JM. 2018. Metabolic and performance-related consequences of exercising at and slightly above MLSS. Scand J Med Sci Sports, DOI: 10.1111/sms.13280

Iannetta D, Inglis EC, Soares RN, McLay KM, Pogliaghi S, Murias JM. 2019. Reliability of microvascular responsiveness measures derived from near- infrared spectroscopy across a variety of ischemic periods in young and older individuals. Microvasc Res, DOI: 10.1016/j.mvr.2018.10.001

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Iannetta D, Murias JM, Keir DA. 2018. A simple method to quantify the VO2 mean response time of ramp-incremental exercise. Med Sci Sports Exerc, DOI: 10.1249/mss.0000000000001880

Iannetta D, Okushima D, Inglis EC, Kondo N, Murias JM, Koga S. 2018. Blood flow

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Jackson C, Dowd AJ, Capozzi LC, Bridel W, Lau HY, Culos-Reed SN. 2018. A turning point: Head and neck cancer patients’ exercise preferences and barriers before and after participation in an exercise intervention. Eur J Cancer Care (Engl), DOI: 10.1111/ecc.12826

Jafarnezhadgero A, Madadi Shad M, Ferber R. 2018. The effect of foot orthoses on joint moment asymmetry in male children with flexible flat feet. J Bodyw Mov Ther, DOI: 10.1016/j.jbmt.2017.04.007

Jordan MJ, Aagaard P, Herzog W. 2018. A comparison of lower limb stiffness and mechanical muscle function in ACL-reconstructed, elite, and adolescent alpine ski racers/ski cross athletes. J Sport Health Sci, DOI: 10.1016/j.jshs.2018.09.006

Joumaa V, Bertrand F, Liu S, Poscente S, Herzog W. 2018. Does partial titin degradation affect sarcomere length nonuniformities and force in active and passive myofibrils? Am J Physiol-Cell Ph, DOI: 10.1152/ajpcell.00183.2017

Keir DA, Paterson DH, Kowalchuk JM, Murias JM. 2018. Using ramp-incremental

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Keir DA, Pogliaghi S, Murias JM. 2018. The Respiratory Compensation Point and the Deoxygenation Break Point Are Valid Surrogates for Critical Power and Maximum Lactate Steady State. Med Sci Sports Exerc, DOI: 10.1249/MSS.0000000000001698

Kenny SJ, Palacios-Derflingher L, Owoeye OBA, Whittaker JL, Emery CA. 2018. Between-day reliability of pre-participation screening components in pre- professional ballet and contemporary dancers. J Dance Med Sci, DOI: 10.12678/1089-313x.22.1.54

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Ketola JH, Karhula SS, Finnilä MAJ, Korhonen RK, Herzog W, Siltanen S, Nieminen MT, Saarakkala S. 2018. Iterative and discrete reconstruction in the evaluation of the rabbit model of osteoarthritis. Sci Rep, DOI: 10.1038/s41598-018-30334-8

Kobsar D, Ferber R. 2018. Wearable sensor data to track subject-specific movement patterns related to clinical outcomes using a machine learning approach. Sensors, DOI: 10.3390/s18092828

Kokts-Porietis RL, Stone CR, Friedenreich CM, Froese A, McDonough M, McNeil J. 2018. Breast cancer survivors’ perspectives on a home-based physical activity intervention utilizing wearable technology. Support Care Cancer, DOI: 10.1007/s00520-018-4581-7

Komeili A, Abusara Z, Federico S, Herzog W. 2018. A compression system for studying depth-dependent mechanical properties of articular cartilage under dynamic loading conditions. Med Eng Phys, DOI: 10.1016/j.medengphy.2018.07.004

Koral J, Oranchuk DJ, Herrera R, Millet GY. 2018. Six sessions of sprint interval training improves running performance in trained athletes. J Strength Cond Res, DOI: 10.1519/JSC.0000000000002286

Kroker A, Bhatla JL, Emery CA, Manske SL, Boyd SK. 2018. Subchondral bone microarchitecture in ACL reconstructed knees of young women: A comparison with contralateral and uninjured control knees. Bone, DOI: 10.1016/j.bone.2018.03.006

Kroker A, Manske SL, Mohtadi N, Boyd SK. 2018. A study of the relationship between meniscal injury and bone microarchitecture in acl reconstructed knees. Knee, DOI: 10.1016/j.knee.2018.07.004

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Kuntze G, Nettel-Aguirre A, Ursulak G, Robu I, Bowal N, Goldstein S, Emery CA. 2018. Multi-joint gait clustering for children and youth with diplegic cerebral palsy. PLoS ONE, DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0205174

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Ladle A, Galpern P, Doyle-Baker P. 2018. Measuring the use of green space with urban resource selection functions: An application using smartphone GPS locations. Landsc Urban Plan, DOI: 10.1016/j.landurbplan.2018.07.012

Lam CKY, Mohr M, Nigg S, Nigg B. 2018. Definition and quantification of ‘ride’ during running. Footwear Sci, DOI: 10.1080/19424280.2018.1453872

Lamsal R, Dutton DJ, Zwicker JD. 2018. Using the ages and stages questionnaire in the general population as a measure for identifying children not at risk of a neurodevelopmental disorder. BMC Pediatr, DOI: 10.1186/s12887-018-1105-z

Langelier DM, Cormie P, Bridel W, Grant C, Albinati N, Shank J, Daun JT, Fung TS, Davey C, Culos-Reed SN. 2018. Perceptions of masculinity and body image in men with prostate cancer: the role of exercise. Support Care Cancer, DOI: 10.1007/s00520-018-4178-1

Laudon J, Whittaker JL, Ren G, Jaremko JL, Emery CA, Krawetz RJ. 2018. Serum cartilage oligomeric matrix protein (COMP) expression in individuals who sustained a youth sport-related intra-articular knee injury 3–10 years previously and uninjured matched controls. Osteoarthritis Cartilage, DOI: 10.1016/j.joca.2018.09.011

Leach H, Gainforth H, Culos-Reed SN. 2018. Delivery of an exercise program for breast cancer survivors on treatment in a community setting. Transl J Am Coll Sports Med, DOI: 10.1249/TJX.0000000000000050

Leon G, De Klerk E, Ho J, Jackman M, Reimer RA, Connors KE, Luca P. 2018. Prevalence of comorbid conditions pre-existing and diagnosed at a tertiary care pediatric weight management clinic. J Pediatr Endocrinol Metab, DOI: 10.1515/jpem-2016-0245

Leppänen M, Pasanen K, Clarsen B, Kannus P, Bahr R, Parkkari J, Haapasalo H, Vasankari T. 2019. Overuse injuries are prevalent in children's competitive football: A prospective study using the OSTRC Overuse Injury Questionnaire. Br J Sports Med, DOI: 10.1136/bjsports-2018-099218

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Lobos S, Cooke A, Simonett G, Ho C, Boyd SK, Edwards WB. 2018. Trabecular bone score at the distal femur and proximal tibia in individuals with spinal cord injury. J Clin Densitom, DOI: 10.1016/j.jocd.2018.04.002

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MacDonald GZ, Mazara N, Herzog W, Power GA. 2018. Mitigating the bilateral deficit: reducing neural deficits through residual force enhancement and activation reduction. Eur J Appl Physiol, DOI: 10.1007/s00421-018-3924-x

MacDonald K, Palacios-Derflingher L, Kenny S, Emery C, Meeuwisse WH. 2018. Jumper's knee: A prospective evaluation of risk factors in volleyball players using a novel measure of injury. Clin J Sport Med, DOI: 10.1097/jsm.0000000000000638

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Mahmoudian A, Van Assche D, Herzog W, Luyten FP. 2018. Towards secondary prevention of early knee osteoarthritis. RMD Open, DOI: 10.1136/rmdopen-2017-000468

Mang CS, Whitten TA, Cosh MS, Scott SH, Wiley JP, Debert CT, Dukelow SP, Benson BW. 2018. Test-retest reliability of the KINARM end-point robot for assessment of sensory, motor and neurocognitive function in young adult athletes. PLoS ONE, DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0196205

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Mattioni Maturana F, Fontana FY, Pogliaghi S, Passfield L, Murias JM. 2018. Critical power: How different protocols and models affect its determination. J Sci Med Sport, DOI: 10.1016/j.jsams.2017.11.015

Mattioni Maturana F, Peyrard A, Temesi J, Millet GY, Murias JM. 2018. Faster VO2 kinetics after priming exercises of different duration but same fatigue. J Sports Sci, DOI: 10.1080/02640414.2017.1356543

Mayengbam S, Lambert JE, Parnell JA, Tunnicliffe JM, Nicolucci AC, Han J, Sturzenegger T, Shearer J, Mickiewicz B, Vogel HJ, Madsen KL, Reimer RA. 2019. Impact of dietary fiber supplementation on modulating microbiota– host–metabolic axes in obesity. J Nutr Biochem, DOI: 10.1016/j.jnutbio.2018.11.003

McDavid L, McDonough MH. 2018. Staff perspectives on building social relationships with participants in a physical activity-based youth development program. Qual Res Sport Ex Health, DOI: 10.1080/2159676X.2018.1454977

McDonough MH, Patterson MC, Weisenbach BB, Ullrich-French S, Sabiston CM. 2018. The difference is more than floating: factors affecting breast cancer survivors’ decisions to join and maintain participation in dragon boat teams and support groups. Disabil Rehabil, DOI: 10.1080/09638288.2018.1449259

McDonough MH, Ullrich-French S, McDavid ML. 2018. Helping kids connect: Participant and staff perspectives on facilitating social relationships in a physical activity-based positive youth development program for youth from low-income families. Sport Exerc Perform Psychol, DOI: 10.1037/spy0000109

McLay KM, Nederveen JP, Koval JJ, Paterson DH, Murias JM. 2018. Allometric scaling of flow-mediated dilation: is it always helpful? Clin Physiol Funct Imaging, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/cpf.12465

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Mohr M, Schön T, von Tscharner V, Nigg BM. 2018. Intermuscular coherence between surface EMG signals is higher for monopolar compared to bipolar electrode configurations. Front Physiol, DOI: 10.3389/fphys.2018.00566

Moo EK, Herzog W. 2018. Single sarcomere contraction dynamics in a whole muscle. Sci Rep, DOI: 10.1038/s41598-018-33658-7

Moo EK, Sibole SC, Han SK, Herzog W. 2018. Three-dimensional micro-scale strain mapping in living biological soft tissues. Acta Biomater, DOI: 10.1016/j.actbio.2018.01.048

Murias JM, Jiang M, Dzialoszynski T, Noble EG. 2018. Effects of ginseng supplementation and endurance-exercise in the artery-specific vascular responsiveness of diabetic and sedentary rats. Front Physiol, DOI: 10.3389/fphys.2018.00460

Murias JM, Pogliaghi S, Paterson DH. 2018. Measurement of a true VO2max during a ramp incremental test is not confirmed by a verification phase. Front Physiol, DOI: 10.3389/fphys.2018.00143

Murray J, McCrudden M, Murias JM, Nolte V, Belfry GR. 2018. Differing six minute pacing strategies affect anaerobic contribution, oxygen uptake, muscle deoxygenation and cycle performance. J Sports Med Phys Fitness, DOI: 10.23736/S0022-4707.16.06825-0

Newell C, Hume S, Greenway SC, Podemski L, Shearer J, Khan A. 2018. Plasma- derived cell-free mitochondrial DNA: A novel non-invasive methodology to identify mitochondrial DNA haplogroups in humans. Mol Genet Metab, DOI: 10.1016/j.ymgme.2018.10.002

Newell C, Sabouny R, Hittel DS, Shutt TE, Khan A, Klein MS, Shearer J. 2018. Mesenchymal stem cells shift mitochondrial dynamics and enhance oxidative phosphorylation in recipient cells. Front Physiol, DOI: 10.3389/fphys.2018.01572

Nowell L, Alix Hayden K, Berenson C, Kenny N, Chick N, Emery C. 2018. Professional learning and development of postdoctoral scholars: A scoping review protocol. Syst Rev, DOI: 10.1186/s13643-018-0892-5

Oberoi S, Robinson PD, Cataudella D, Culos-Reed SN, Davis H, Duong N, Gibson F, Götte M, Hinds P, Nijhof SL, Tomlinson D, van der Torre P, Cabral S, Dupuis LL, Sung L. 2018. Physical activity reduces fatigue in patients with cancer

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and hematopoietic stem cell transplant recipients: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized trials. Crit Rev Oncol Hematol, DOI: 10.1016/j.critrevonc.2017.12.011

Ojanen SP, Finnilä MAJ, Reunamo AE, Ronkainen AP, Mikkonen S, Herzog W, Saarakkala S, Korhonen RK. 2018. Site-specific glycosaminoglycan content is better maintained in the pericellular matrix than the extracellular matrix in early post-traumatic osteoarthritis. PLoS ONE, DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0196203

Orstad SL, McDonough MH, James P, Klenosky DB, Laden F, Mattson M, Troped PJ. 2018. Neighborhood walkability and physical activity among older women: Tests of mediation by environmental perceptions and moderation by depressive symptoms. Prev Med, DOI: 10.1016/j.ypmed.2018.08.008

Owoeye OBA, McKay CD, Verhagen EALM, Emery CA. 2018. Advancing adherence research in sport injury prevention. British Journal of Sports Medicine, DOI: 10.1136/bjsports-2017-098272

Owoeye OBA, Wiley JP, Walker REA, Palacios-Derflingher L, Emery CA. 2018. Diagnostic accuracy of a self-report measure of patellar tendinopathy in youth basketball. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther, DOI: 10.2519/jospt.2018.8088

Pasanen K, Hietamo J, Vasankari T, Kannus P, Heinonen A, Kujala UM, Mattila VM, Parkkari J. 2018. Acute injuries in Finnish junior floorball league players. J Sci Med Sport, DOI: 10.1016/j.jsams.2017.06.021

Paul HA, Collins KH, Bomhof MR, Vogel HJ, Reimer RA. 2018. Potential Impact of Metabolic and Gut Microbial Response to Pregnancy and Lactation in Lean and Diet-Induced Obese Rats on Offspring Obesity Risk. Mol Nutr Food Res, DOI: 10.1002/mnfr.201700820

Peterson Silveira R, Stergiou P, Figueiredo P, Castro FS, Katz L, Stefanyshyn DJ. 2018. Key determinants of time to 5 m in different ventral swimming start techniques. Eur J Sport Sci, DOI: 10.1080/17461391.2018.1486460

Piucco T, Soares R, Diefenthaeler F, Millet GY, Murias JM. 2018. Oxygen uptake and muscle deoxygenation kinetics during skating: Comparison between slide-board and treadmill skating. Int J Sport Physiol, DOI: 10.1123/ijspp.2017-0440

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Prats C, Graham TE, Shearer J. 2018. The dynamic life of the glycogen granule. J Biol Chem, DOI: 10.1074/jbc.R117.802843

Räisänen AM, Arkkila H, Vasankari T, Steffen K, Parkkari J, Kannus P, Forsman H, Pasanen K. 2018. Investigation of knee control as a lower extremity injury risk factor: A prospective study in youth football. Scand J Med Sci Sports, DOI: 10.1111/sms.13197

Räisänen AM, Kokko S, Pasanen K, Leppänen M, Rimpelä A, Villberg J, Parkkari J. 2018. Prevalence of adolescent physical activity-related injuries in sports, leisure time, and school: The National Physical Activity Behaviour Study for Children and Adolescents. BMC Musculoskelet Disord, DOI: 10.1186/s12891-018-1969-y

Räisänen AM, Pasanen K, Krosshaug T, Vasankari T, Kannus P, Heinonen A, Kujala UM, Avela J, Perttunen J, Parkkari J. 2018. Association between frontal plane knee control and lower extremity injuries: a prospective study on young team sport athletes. BMJ Open Sport Exerc Med, DOI: 10.1136/bmjsem-2017-000311

Reimer RA. 2019. Establishing the role of diet in the microbiota–disease axis. Nat Rev Gastroenterol Hepatol, DOI: 10.1038/s41575-018-0093-7

Ren G, Lutz I, Railton P, Wiley JP, McAllister J, Powell J, Krawetz RJ. 2018. Serum and synovial fluid cytokine profiling in hip osteoarthritis: Distinct from knee osteoarthritis and correlated with pain. BMC Musculoskelet Disord, DOI: 10.1186/s12891-018-1955-4

Reyes JL, Vannan DT, Vo T, Gulamhusein A, Beck PL, Reimer RA, Eksteen B. 2018. Neutralization of IL-15 abrogates experimental immune-mediated cholangitis in diet-induced obese mice. Sci Rep, DOI: 10.1038/s41598-018-21112-7

Richards EA, Franks MM, McDonough MH, Porter K. 2018. ‘Let’s move:’ a systematic review of spouse-involved interventions to promote physical activity. Int J Health Promot Educ, DOI: 10.1080/14635240.2017.1415160

Richmond SA, Donaldson A, Macpherson A, Bridel W, van den Berg C, Finch CF, Hagel B, Emery CA. 2018. Facilitators and barriers to the implementation of iSPRINT: A sport injury prevention program in junior high schools. Clin J Sport Med, DOI: 10.1097/jsm.0000000000000579

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Riciputi S, Boyer P, McDonough MH, Snyder FJ. 2018. Formative evaluation of a pilot afterschool physical activity–based positive youth development program. Health Promot Pract, DOI: 10.1177/1524839918759956

Rios JL, Boldt KR, Mather JW, Seerattan RA, Hart DA, Herzog W. 2018. Quantifying the Effects of different treadmill training speeds and durations on the health of rat knee joints. Sports Med Open, DOI: 10.1186/s40798-018-0127-2

Ritchie EV, Emery C, Debert CT. 2018. Analysis of serum cortisol to predict recovery in paediatric sport-related concussion. Brain Inj, DOI: 10.1080/02699052.2018.1429662

Roach RC, Hackett PH, Oelz O, Bärtsch P, Luks AM, MacInnis MJ, Baillie JK. 2018. The 2018 Lake Louise acute mountain sickness score. High Alt Med Biol, DOI: 10.1089/ham.2017.0164

Robinson PD, Oberoi S, Tomlinson D, Duong N, Davis H, Cataudella D, Culos-Reed N, Gibson F, Götte M, Hinds P, Nijhof SL, van der Torre P, Cabral S, Dupuis LL, Sung L. 2018. Management of fatigue in children and adolescents with cancer and in paediatric recipients of haemopoietic stem-cell transplants: a clinical practice guideline. Lancet Child Adolesc Health, DOI: 10.1016/S2352- 4642(18)30059-2

Rossi MK, Pasanen K, Heinonen A, Myklebust G, Kannus P, Kujala UM, Tokola K, Parkkari J. 2018. Incidence and risk factors for back pain in young floorball and basketball players: A prospective study. Scand J Med Sci Sports, DOI: 10.1111/sms.13237

Salvo G, Lashewicz BM, Doyle-Baker PK, McCormack GR. 2018. A Mixed Methods Study on the Barriers and Facilitators of Physical Activity Associated with Residential Relocation. J Environ Public Health, DOI: 10.1155/2018/1094812

Salvo G, Lashewicz BM, Doyle-Baker PK, McCormack GR. 2018. Neighbourhood built environment influences on physical activity among adults: A systematized review of qualitative evidence. Int J Environ Res Public Health, DOI: 10.3390/ijerph15050897

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Santa Mina D, Sabiston CM, Au D, Fong A, Capozzi LC, Langelier D, Chasen M, Chiarotto J, Tomasone J, Jones JM, Chang E, Culos-Reed SN. 2018. Connecting people with cancer to physical activity and exercise programs: a pathway to create accessibility and engagement. Curr Oncol, DOI: 10.3747/co.25.3977

Sant'Ana J, Franchini E, Murias J, Diefenthaeler F. 2017. Validity of a taekwondo

specific test to measure VO2peak and the heart rate deflection point. J Strength Cond Res, DOI: 10.1519/jsc.0000000000002153

Saotome H, Culos-Reed SN. 2018. The role and importance of physical literacy in athlete development and physical education: A case study of Canada and its applicability in Japan. J Japan Soc Sports Industry, DOI: 10.5997/sposun.28.2_141

Saotome H, Culos-Reed SN. 2018. Youth sports development project in the United States — a case study of the aspen institute project play. J Japan Soc Sports Industry, DOI: 10.5997/sposun.28.4_287

Schneider KJ, Meeuwisse WH, Palacios-Derflingher L, Emery CA. 2018. Changes in measures of cervical spine function, vestibulo-ocular reflex, dynamic balance, and divided attention following sport-related concussion in elite youth ice hockey players. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther, DOI: 10.2519/jospt.2018.8258

Schneider KJ, Nettel-Aguirre A, Palacios-Derflingher L, Mrazik M, Brooks BL, Woollings K, Blake T, McKay C, Lebrun C, Barlow K, Taylor K, Lemke N, Meeuwisse WH, Emery CA. 2018. Concussion burden, recovery, and risk factors in elite youth ice hockey players. Clin J Sport Med, DOI: 10.1097/jsm.0000000000000673

Sivertsen EA, Haug KBF, Kristianslund EK, Troseid AS, Parkkari J, Lehtimaki T, Mononen N, Pasanen K, Bahr R. 2018. No association between risk of anterior cruciate ligament rupture and selected candidate collagen gene variants in female elite athletes from high-risk team sports. Am J Sports Med, DOI: 10.1177/0363546518808467

Smith IC, Ali J, Power GA, Herzog W. 2018. The sag response in human muscle contraction. Eur J Appl Physiol, DOI: 10.1007/s00421-018-3840-0

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Soares RN, George MA, Proctor DN, Murias JM. 2018. Differences in vascular function between trained and untrained limbs assessed by near-infrared spectroscopy. Eur J Appl Physiol, DOI: 10.1007/s00421-018-3955-3

Soares RN, Murias JM. 2018. Near-infrared spectroscopy assessment of microvasculature detects difference in lower limb vascular responsiveness in obese compared to lean individuals. Microvasc Res, DOI: 10.1016/j.mvr.2018.01.008

Soares RN, Somani YB, Proctor DN, Murias JM. 2019. The association between near-infrared spectroscopy-derived and flow-mediated dilation assessment of vascular responsiveness in the arm. Microvasc Res, DOI: 10.1016/j.mvr.2018.11.005

Souron R, Besson T, Lapole T, Millet GY. 2018. Neural adaptations in quadriceps muscle after 4 weeks of local vibration training in young versus older subjects. Appl Physiol Nutr Metab, DOI: 10.1139/apnm-2017-0612

Souron R, Oriol M, Millet GY, Lapole T. 2018. Intermediate muscle length and tendon vibration optimize corticospinal excitability during knee extensors local vibration. Front Physiol, DOI: 10.3389/fphys.2018.01266

Starnes HA, McDonough MH, Wilson JS, Mroczek DK, Laden F, Troped PJ. 2018. Factorialinvariance of the abbreviated neighborhood environment walkability scale among senior women in the nurses’ health study cohort. Meas Phys Educ Exerc Sci, DOI: 10.1080/1091367X.2018.1554577

Stefaniuk L, Bridel W. 2018. Anti-bullying policies in Canadian sport: an absent presence. J Park Recreat Admi, DOI: 10.18666/JPRA-2018-V36-I2-8439

Stewart A, Vanderkooi OG, Reimer RA, Doyle-Baker PK. 2018. Immune response in highly active young men to the 2014/2015 seasonal influenza vaccine. Appl Physiol Nutr Metab, DOI: 10.1139/apnm-2017-0683

Strzalkowski NDJ, Peters RM, Inglis JT, Bent LR. 2018. Cutaneous afferent innervation of the human foot sole: What can we learn from single-unit recordings? J Neurophysiol, DOI: 10.1152/jn.00848.2017

Taylor L, Almutairdi A, Shommu N, Fedorak R, Ghosh S, Reimer RA, Panaccione R, Raman M. 2018. Cross-sectional analysis of overall dietary intake and mediterranean dietary pattern in patients with Crohn's Disease. Nutrients, DOI: 10.3390/nu10111761

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Tomlinson D, Robinson PD, Oberoi S, Cataudella D, Culos-Reed N, Davis H, Duong N, Gibson F, Götte M, Hinds P, Nijhof SL, Van Der Torre P, Cabral S, Dupuis LL, Sung L. 2018. Pharmacologic interventions for fatigue in cancer and transplantation: A meta-analysis. Curr Oncol, DOI: 10.3747/co.25.3883

Troy KL, Edwards WB. 2018. Practical considerations for obtaining high quality quantitative computed tomography data of the skeletal system. Bone, DOI: 10.1016/j.bone.2018.01.013

Twomey R, Bebb G, Culos-Reed SN. 2018. Health-related quality of life after curative-intent treatment of non-small cell lung cancer: can exercise lessen the burden? Annals of Translational Medicine, DOI: 10.21037/atm.2018.10.51

Twomey R, Martin T, Temesi J, Culos-Reed SN, Millet GY. 2018. Tailored exercise interventions to reduce fatigue in cancer survivors: Study protocol of a randomized controlled trial. BMC Cancer, DOI: 10.1186/s12885-018-4668-z

Vannan DT, Bomhof MR, Reimer RA. 2018. Comparison of glucose and satiety hormone response to oral glucose vs. two mixed-nutrient meals in rats. Front Nutr, DOI: 10.3389/fnut.2018.00089

Vernillo G, Temesi J, Martin M, Millet GY. 2018. Do aerobic characteristics explain isometric exercise-induced neuromuscular fatigue and recovery in upper and lower limbs? J Sports Sci, DOI: 10.1080/02640414.2018.1504604

Vernillo G, Temesi J, Martin M, Millet GY. 2018. Mechanisms of fatigue and recovery in upper versus lower limbs in men. Med Sci Sports Exerc, DOI: 10.1249/mss.0000000000001445

von Tscharner V, Ullrich M, Mohr M, Comaduran Marquez D, Nigg BM. 2018. Beta, gamma band, and high-frequency coherence of EMGs of vasti muscles caused by clustering of motor units. Exp Brain Res, DOI: 10.1007/s00221-018-5356-6

Von Tscharner V, Ullrich M, Mohr M, Comaduran Marquez D, Nigg BM. 2018. A wavelet based time frequency analysis of electromyograms to group steps of runners into clusters that contain similar muscle activation patterns. PLoS ONE, DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0195125

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Watari R, Osis S, Ferber R. 2018. Use of baseline pelvic acceleration during running for classifying response to muscle strengthening treatment in patellofemoral pain: A preliminary study. Clin Biomech, DOI: 10.1016/j.clinbiomech.2018.06.010

Watari R, Osis ST, Phinyomark A, Ferber R. 2018. Runners with patellofemoral pain demonstrate sub-groups of pelvic acceleration profiles using hierarchical cluster analysis: An exploratory cross-sectional study. BMC Musculoskelet Disord, DOI: 10.1186/s12891-018-2045-3

Wilkes M, Macinnis MJ, Hawkes LA, Massey H, Eglin C, Tipton MJ. 2018. The physiology of paragliding flight at moderate and extreme altitudes. High Alt Med Biol, DOI: 10.1089/ham.2017.0127

Woodside H, Culos-Reed SN, Gregoire MC, Rutledge R, Keats MR. 2018. Yoga for young adults with noncurative cancer: A brief report. Glob Adv Health Med, DOI: 10.1177/2164956118763523

Xia Y, Darling EM, Herzog W. 2018. Functional properties of chondrocytes and articular cartilage using optical imaging to scanning probe microscopy. J Orthop Res, DOI: 10.1002/jor.23757

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS

Bridel W. 2018. It was a good day if I wasn’t called a queer, a faggot, or a sissy: Reflections of a male figure skater turned scholar. In: Chamness Miller P, McGivern C, (Eds). Queer voices from the locker room. Charlotte, NC: Information Age Publishing.

Edwards WB, Derrick TR, Hamill J. 2018. Time series analysis in biomechanics. In: Müller B, S W, (Eds). Handbook of human motion: Springer, Cham.

Federico S, Grillo A. 2018. Linear elastic composites with statistically oriented spheroidal inclusions. In: Meguid SA, Weng GJ, (Eds). Micromechanics and nanomechanics of composite solids. Cham: Springer International Publishing.

2018 Annual Report 69 TECHNICAL REPORTS

Dourthe B, Nigg S, Meixner A, Osterloh J, Hoitz F, Nigg BM. 2018. Study 19555 – “Quantifying the effects of different insole configurations on fatigue” (iir- ca-2017-3912): Phase 1 – results following a single working shift intervention. Prepared for Dr. Scholl’s.

Dourthe B, Osterloh J, Nigg S, Nigg BM. 2018. Study 19555 – “Quantifying the effects of different insole configurations on fatigue” (iir-ca-2017-3912): Phase 2 – results following a 45-minute power walking intervention. Prepared for Dr. Scholl’s.

Dourthe B, Osterloh J, Nigg S, Nigg BM. 2018. Study 19555 – “Quantifying the effects of different insole configurations on fatigue” (iir-ca-2017-3912): Phase 3 – results following a sub-hour inclined power walking intervention. Prepared for Dr. Scholl’s.

Hoitz F, Vienneau J, Nigg S, Nigg BM. 2018. Developing a virtual coaching system for hockey. Study 0: Algorithm development. Prepared for CCM and Scorched Ice.

Madden R, Varughese J, Wannop JW, Stefanyshyn DJ. 2018. Mixed martial arts performance: Development of a heavy bag to measure strike force. Prepared for Reebok.

Madden R, Wannop JW, Cooke E, Bonli L, Stefanyshyn DJ. 2018. American football footwear: Traction and biomechanics. Prepared for adidas Future Team.

Manz S, Behling A, Nigg S, Nigg BM. 2018. Athlete assessment running: Phase 1. Prepared for adidas.

Meixner A, Dourthe B, Nigg S, Nigg B. 2018. Comparison of a newly introduced pressure insole to existing foot pressure measurement technologies. Prepared for Orpyx.

Meixner A, Von Tscharner V, Dourthe B, Nigg S, Nigg B. 2018. Advanced analysis of the emg data of the vastii muscles during treadmill running. Prepared for Biomechanigg Sport and Health Research (BSHR).

Nigg S, Hoitz F, Nigg BM. 2018. Product effects – a visual demonstration. Prepared for Dr. Scholl’s.

Reimer RA, Nicolucci A. 2018. Comparison of the prebiotic effect of inulin

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and other fiber sources in healthy adults. Prepared for General Mills Inc., Minneapolis, MN.

Stefanyshyn DJ, Cooke ES, Barrons Z, Burkhardt K, Wannop JW. 2018. Influence of foot arch properties on running biomechanics. Prepared for FILA.

Stefanyshyn DJ, Wannop JW, Barrons Z. 2018. Futurecraft 4d: Running midsole cushioning. Prepared for adidas Future Team.

Vienneau J, Baumann R, Nigg S, Nigg BM. 2018. High heels: A subjective and biomechanical evaluation. Prepared for FitFlop.

Vienneau J, Nigg S, Nigg BM. 2018. Activation footwear report. Prepared for Mizuno.

Vienneau J, Nigg S, Nigg BM. 2018. Fitflop platform: A subjective and static pressure pilot. Prepared for FitFlop.

Vienneau J, Nigg S, Nigg BM. 2018. New ballerina: A subjective and biomechanical evaluation. Prepared for FitFlop.

Wannop JW, Bill K, Burkhardt K, Cooke E, Stefanyshyn DJ. 2018. Foot sensitivity and insole selection: Pilot study. Prepared for Superfeet.

Wannop JW, Bill K, Cooke E, Stefanyshyn DJ. 2018. Bimodal forefoot bending stiffness in American football. Prepared for adidas Future Team.

Wannop JW, Bill K, Cooke E, Stefanyshyn DJ. 2018. Work category development: Baseline data collection. Prepared for Ariat International.

Wannop JW, Bill K, Cooke E, Stefanyshyn DJ. 2018. Work category development: Boot and apparel comparisons. Prepared for Ariat International.

Wannop JW, Cooke E, Bill K, Barrons Z, Stefanyshyn DJ. 2018. Identifying optimal basketball forefoot bending stiffness. Prepared for adidas Future Team.

Wannop JW, Cooke E, Madden R, Stefanyshyn DJ. 2018. The influence of upper and tooling stiffness on lateral movements in basketball. Prepared for adidas Future Team.

Wannop JW, Varughese J, Stefanyshyn DJ. 2018. Influence of infill depth and fibre height on rotational traction. Prepared for FieldTurf Inc.

2018 Annual Report 71 KEYNOTE AND INVITED LECTURES

Total number of invited lectures =92

Bridel W. LGBTQI2S Inclusion in Sport: Research, Practice, Passion. Research Revealed conference. Calgary, AB. March 2018. (Keynote)

Culos-Reed SN. Paediatric Cancer and Exercise: From Research to Practice. The Energy Balance Team and the Division of Pediatrics at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Pediatrics Grand Rounds. Houston, TX. March 2018.

Doyle-Baker PTK. Curious or spurious bone health findings: A sport scientist perspective. Perspectives in Exercise Health and Fitness Conference. Kananaskis, AB. October 20, 2018.

Doyle-Baker PTK. Training the menstrual cycle: optimization or periodization. Perspectives in Exercise Health and Fitness Conference. Kananaskis. AB. October 21, 2018.

Edwards WB. Applied modeling of stress fractures in running. Nike Human Locomotion Symposium / 20th Biennial Meeting of the Canadian Society of Biomechanics. Halifax, Nova Scotia. August 2018.

Edwards WB. Modeling overuse injury as a mechanical fatigue phenomenon. Session “Multiscale Biomechanics in sport and sports injuries”, 8th World Congress of Biomechanics. Dublin, Ireland. July 2018.

Emery CA. Concussion and impact injuries in sport: key issues and controversies. British Association of Sport and Exercise Science (BASES). North Yorkshire, UK. November 27, 2018.

Emery CA. Concussion in Sport: Moving upstream towards Prevention. National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) 69th Clinical Symposia & AT Expo. New Orleans, USA. June 2018.

Emery CA. Concussion: Moving Upstream to Prevention in Youth Sport and Recreation. UCalgary Idea Exchange. Toronto and Ottawa, ON. April 2018.

Emery CA. Moving Upstream to Prevention in Youth Sport. Steadman Philippon Research Institute and United States Olympic Committee, 2nd Annual Injury Prevention Symposium. Vail, USA. May 2018.

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Emery CA. Moving upstream towards prevention. CIRRIS 3e Conference scientifique. Carol L. Richards. Universite Laval. Quebec. May 2018. (Keynote)

Emery CA. The prevention of concussion in youth sport and recreation. The 28th Annual Baycrest Rotman Research Institute Conference, Traumatic Brain Injury and Concussion. Toronto, ON. March 2018.

Emery CA. Wellington C, Yeates K, Zemek R. From prevention to rehabilitation: Bridging the gaps in pediatric concussion research. Third International Conference on Paediatric Acquired Brain Injury (IPBIS). Belfast, Ireland. September 2018.

Ferber R. Applying wearable sensor data to inform clinical care. UBC Wearables Research Symposium, University of British Columbia. Vancouver BC. December 14, 2018.

Ferber R. How to use wearable sensor data in a meaningful way. UBC Wearables Public Symposium, Vancouver General Hospital. Vancouver BC. December 13, 2018.

Ferber R. The Research Evidence Behind an Effective Clinical Gait Analysis. IVO World Congress. Toronto, ON. April 2018.

Ferber R. The Role of Wearable Technology in Clinical Practice. IVO World Congress 2018. Toronto, ON. April 2018. (Keynote)

Herzog W. A new look at skeletal muscle contraction. 5th International Autumn School on Movement Science. Berlin, Germany. October 9, 2018.

Herzog W. Considerations on Muscle Mechanics in Sports Performance. China Institute for Sport Science. Beijing, China. November 28, 2018.

Herzog W. Keynote Panel: How to plan your research career. International Society of Biomechanics in Sports. Auckland, New Zealand. September 11, 2018. (Keynote)

Herzog W. Merging biomechanics and motor control; Inaugural Carlo de Luca Lecture. International Society of Electrophysiology and Kinesiology. Dublin, Ireland. July 1, 2018. (Keynote)

Herzog W. Muscle degeneration and regeneration in Cerebral Palsy and Obesity. Congress on Musculoskeletal Regeneration. Berlin, Germany. June 15, 2018.

2018 Annual Report 73 KEYNOTE AND INVITED LECTURES

Herzog W. Sport performance evaluation using deterministic models. NIKE Campus, Portland, USA. May 16, 2018.

Herzog, W. A historical perspective on the Canadian Society for Biomechanics. Canadian Society for Biomechanics Conference. Halifax, NS. August 14, 2018.

Kenny SJ. Dance science research at University of Calgary. Alumni Research Seminar. Trinity Laban Conservatoire for Music and Dance. London, UK. October 31, 2018.

Kenny SJ. Promoting dancer health through prevention of injury. Dance Science Research Seminar, University of Chichester. Chichester, UK. October 30, 2018.

Millet GY. La prise en charge de la fatigue musculaire. XVIèmes journées de la Société Française de Myologie. Brest, France. November 21-23, 2018.

Millet GY. Moins d'efforts, plus de fatigue : signe du déclin de l'espèce humaine? Soirée recherche prix fondation Université Jean Monnet. Saint-Etienne, France. November 26, 2018.

Millet GY. Place de la TMS pour évaluer l'activation volontaire corticale liée à l’exercice. 3èmes Journées de neurophysiologie Clinique. Lille, France. June 24-27, 2018.

Nigg BM. “1968 to 2018 – Development of Sport Sciences into Movement Sciences”. University of Innsbruck, Austria. October 4, 2018.

Nigg BM. Running redefined – Changes of paradigms for running biomechanics. Annual Meeting of the Podology Society of Spain. Santiago de Compostela, Spain. October 2018. (Keynote)

Pasanen K. Identification and management of sport injury risk factors. From Grassroots to the Olympian & Paralympian. A Congress Focused on Integrating Sport Medicine and Science in the Development of the Athlete. Regina, SK. September 29, 2018.

Pasanen K. Injury Prevention in Ice Hockey. Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences, University of Jyvaskyla. Jyvaskyla, Finland. May 16, 2018.

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Pasanen K. Neuromuscular training for sport injury prevention. From Grassroots to the Olympian & Paralympian. A Congress Focus on Integrating Sport Medicine and Science in the Development of the Athlete. Regina, SK, September 29, 2018.

Pasanen K. Risk factors for sports injury in youth and adolescence. 14th Scandinavian Congress of Medicine and Science in Sports. Copenhagen, Denmark. February 2, 2018.

Pasanen K. Training Load and Tendon Injuries in Youth Sport. Tampere Sports Academy 10th Anniversary, Coach Seminar. Varala Sports Institute. Tampere, Finland. May 19, 2018 (Keynote)

Paskevich D. Leadership and coaching within a high-performance culture. From Grassroots to the Olympian & Paralympian – A conference focused on Integrating Sport Medicine and Science in the Development of the Athlete. Regina, SK. September 29, 2018.

Paskevich D. Pyeong Chang – The good, bad, and ugly of competing and performing at the 2018 Olympic Games. Canadian Olympic Committee. Vancouver, BC. March 22, 2018.

Paskevich D. Stress and coping in high-performance coaches. From Grassroots to the Olympian & Paralympian – A conference focused on Integrating Sport Medicine and Science in the Development of the Athlete. present)ed by, Coaches Association of Saskatchewan and the Sport Medicine and Science Council of Saskatchewan. Regina, SK. September 29, 2018.

Paskevich D. The role of Mental Performance Consultants within Integrated Support Teams - Barriers, Challenges, Obstacles. From Grassroots to the Olympian & Paralympian – A conference focused on Integrating Sport Medicine and Science in the Development of the Athlete. present)ed by, Coaches Association of Saskatchewan and the Sport Medicine and Science Council of Saskatchewan. Regina, SK. September 29, 2018.

Reimer RA. Dysbiosis, obesity and metabolic disease. Bio-Rad Laboratories Inc. Hercules, CA. August 14, 2018.

Reimer RA. Gut microbiota: do they have a role to play in preventing and treating pediatric obesity, Plenary lecture. 7th Conference on Recent Advances in the Prevention and Treatment of Childhood and Adolescent Obesity. Calgary, AB. October 26, 2018. (Keynote)

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Reimer RA. Gut microbiota: role in health and disease. Bio-Rad Laboratories Inc. Hercules, CA. June 13, 2018.

Reimer RA. Prebiotics: Potential for managing overweight and obesity in children. 7th International Dietary Fiber Conference 2018. Rotterdam, Netherlands. June 4, 2018. (Keynote)

Reimer RA. Using diet to manipulate gut microbiota in obesity. Microbiome Symposium. Edmonton, AB. March 28, 2018.

Schneider K. Cervical and vestibular considerations in concussion. McLeod Law Annual Education Symposium for health care professionals. Calgary, AB. April 26, 2018.

Schneider K. An integrated approach to the management of concussion. Physiotherapy Conference 2018, New Zealand Biennial Conference. Dunedin, New Zealand. Sept 15, 2018. (Keynote)

Schneider K. Concussion in sport: Cervical spine and vestibular considerations Rotman Research Institute Conference. Paediatric Concussion Workshop. Toronto, ON. March 19, 2018.

Schneider K. Concussion in sport: implications for practice. Canadian Physiotherapy Association Orthopaedic Division Symposium. Calgary, AB. October 14, 2018.

Schneider K. Prevention and management of concussion: An active approach. Brain Injury Canada Concussion Symposium. Ottawa, ON. October 19, 2018.

Schneider K. Sport-related concussion: Athlete, sport and injury specific considerations. Physiotherapy Conference 2018, New Zealand Biennial Conference. Dunedin, New Zealand. September 14, 2018.

Shearer J. Dietary Modulation in Pediatric neurodevelopmental disorders, a translational perspective. Owerko Center Conference. Calgary, AB. June 7, 2018.

Shearer J. Effects of the KD in experimental models of neurological disease. 6th Global Symposium on Ketogenic Therapies for Neurological Disorders: Embracing Diversity, Global implementation and Individualized Care. Jeju, South Korea. October 5-9, 2018.

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Shearer J. Exercise and Diet Interactions in Modulating Gut Health. Bengt Saltin International Conference. Ottawa, ON. Sept 18-21, 2018.

Shearer J. Metabolites as Key Molecular Transducers of Metabolic Capacity. Experimental Biology. San Diego, CA. April 24, 2018.

Stefanyshyn DJ. Effect of Shoe and Surface Stiffness on Tendon Strain During Jump Landings. NBA Health and Safety Meeting. NY, USA. September 12, 2018.

Stefanyshyn DJ. Prescription of specialized footwear for individuals with knee osteoarthritis. Eighth Brazilian Symposium on Footwear Biomechanics. Novo Hamburgo, Brazil. April 2018. (Keynote)

Werthner P. Building an effective team culture. Olympic Lab, Canadian Olympic Association, Montreal, December 3-5, 2018.

Werthner P. Helping your athletes perform better: Three key psychological skills. VDOT O2 Coaching Clinic, Portland Oregon, December 2, 2018.

Werthner P. The Coleman Griffith Lecture - Taking the Pulse and Looking to the Future. 33rd Annual Conference, Association for Applied Sport Psychology, Toronto, Canada, October 3-6, 2018. (Keynote)

Zwicker JD. Moving research to policy: practical approaches to policy development. CADDRA: Canadian ADHD Resource Alliance. November 2018

Energy Drinks/Caffeine and kids. — Dr. Jane Shearer

2018 Annual Report 77 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Active & Safe Central (BC) Brain Canada Foundation Active Living & Outdoor Centre, Calgary Board of Education University of Calgary Calgary Catholic Board of Education adidas AG Calgary Minor Soccer Association adidas International Calgary of Health Trust AHS - Bone and Joint Health Canada Foundation for Innovation Strategic Clinical Network (CFI) Alberta Alpine Ski Association Canada Research Chair Program, (AASA) CIHR Alberta Ballet Canadian Academy of Sport and Alberta Ballet School Exercise Medicine (CASEM) Alberta Basketball Canadian Cancer Society Research Alberta Bone and Joint Health Institute (CCSRI) Institute Canadian Chiropractic Research Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation Alberta Children’s Hospital Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Foundation (CIBC) Alberta Children’s Hospital Research Canadian Institutes for Health Institute (ACHRI) Research (CIHR) Alberta College and Association of Canadian Musculoskeletal Chiropractors Rehabilitation Research Network Alberta Health Services (AHS) Canadian Physiotherapy Association Alberta Heritage Foundation Canadian Soccer Association Alberta Injury Prevention Centre Canadian Sport Institute Alberta Innovates Cancer Chic Alberta Schools' Athletic Association CAPES – Coordenação de Alberta Spine Foundation Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de All Our Families Nível Superior Allan Markin Graduate Scholarship CASEM Research Grant Amgen Inc. CCM hockey Ariat International CFI - John R. Evans Leaders Fund Arthritis Research UK (JELF) Arthritis Research UK Centre for CHILD-BRIGHT Sport, Exercise and Osteoarthritis CIHR, Frederick Banting and Charles Arthritis Society Best Canada Graduate Scholarships Banff Alpine Racers City of Calgary Recreation Basketball Canada Clifford Kinley Trust BC Agriculture Investment Fund Cummings School of Medicine, BC Hockey University of Calgary Benno Nigg Chair in Biomechanics, David Hart Longevity, and Aging ERA-NET Neuron BioRad Laboratories Inc. Ever Active Schools

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Faculty of Graduate Studies (Queen Kids Brain Health Network Elizabeth II Scholarship), University Kids Cancer Foundation of Alberta of Calgary Killam Fellowship – Canada Council Faculty of Kinesiology, University of for the Arts Calgary Killam Foundation Fieldturf — A Tarkett Sports makeCalgary Company Marco Vaz (Private Donation) Fila Markin Undergraduate Student FitFlop Footwear Research Research Program (USRP), Allan Fitter International Inc. Markin Football Canada Maternal Newborn Child & Youth Fox Head Strategic Clinical NetworkTM General Electric (MNCY SCNTM) Health Outcomes General Mills Inc. Improvement (HOI) Fund Government of Canada – Emerging McCaig Institute (R. R. Singleton Leaders in the Americas Program Summer Studentship), University of (ELAP) Calgary Harvest Half Marathon Society McCaig Institute for Bone and Joint Heart and Stroke Foundation of Health, University of Calgary Canada MITACS Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Mizuno Advancement of Military Medicine Movember Foundation Inc., USAMRMC, DoD National Basketball Association Highmark Innovations Inc (NBA) Hockey Alberta National Basketball Association Hockey Calgary (NBA)/GE Healthcare, Orthopedics Hockey Canada and Sports Medicine Collaboration Hockey Edmonton National Football League Hotchkiss Brain Institute, University of Natural Sciences and Engineering Calgary Research Council of Canada Infinit Nutrition (NSERC) Integrated Concussion Research NFL Scientific Advisory Board Program (ICRP) NSERC Collaborative Research and International Olympic Committee Training Experience (CREATE) (IOC) Program International Olympic Committee NSERC CREATE CONNECT! Queen’s Medical and Scientific Commission University International Paralympic Committee O’Brian Institute of Public Health, Izaak Walton Killam Pre-Doctoral University of Calgary Scholarship Ontario Neurotrauma Foundation Japanese Society for the Promotion Osteoarthritis Research Society of Science International

2018 Annual Report 79 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Own The Podium United States National Institutes Parachute of Health, National Institute PolicyWise for Children and Families for Deafness and other Program for Undergraduate Research Communication Disorders Experience (PURE), University of University of Alberta Calgary University of Calgary Prostate Cancer Canada (PCC) University of Southampton Public Health Agency of Canada University of Toronto Reebok University Research Grants Rugby Canada Committee, University of Calgary Salomon US Army Medical Research and Scientific Council of City of Tampere, Materiel Command (USAMRMC), Finland Department of Defense (DoD) Simpson Family Endowment Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship Sinneave Family Foundation (Vanier CGS) program, CIHR Skate Canada Vera A. Ross Graduate Scholarship Snyder Institute, University of Calgary VERT Social Science and Humanities Vi Riddell Foundation Research Council (SSHRC) Volleyball Canada Sport Canada W. Brett Wilson Sport Injury Prevention Research Wellspring Calgary Centre (SIPRC) Wellspring Edmonton Sport Medicine Centre; Martin Western University Zacharias Winsport Sport Science Association of Alberta Workers’ Compensation Board – (SSAA) Alberta Superfeet Canada Inc. World Rugby Talisman YMCA TCR Sport Lab Calgary The Arthritis Society City of Calgary Thrive Centre Leadership Team and volunteers Thrive Health Services Tom Baker Cancer Centre TUBITAK – Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey United States Department of Agriculture, National Institute of Food and Agriculture

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